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Police: Declaring Township A ‘Sanctuary City’ Offers No More Protections Than Already Exist

Deputy Police Chief Richard Grammar, left, told the Township Council that there would be nothing to gain by declaring the township a “sanctuary city.”

It looks as though the answer to the question of whether the township will be declared a “sanctuary city” is no, at least for now.

That’s because the Township Council at its April 11 meeting was told by police officials that doing so would have no real effect.

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