Let me ask you a question. You think cops should be able to go up to anybody and ask them for their ID.

You think that's racial profiling or you think that's something that's okay?

If you say that's racist, you believe in sanctuary cities.

If you say that's why we have cops, I want you to check an ID with somebody and say,

Hey, is this guy up to something good or bad?

You're somebody that doesn't believe in sanctuary cities.

In America, we have 11 sanctuary states.

California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts,

Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Vermont, Washington state,

and Washington DC. These are sanctuary states.

Aside from the 11 states, we have 500 cities in America that are sanctuary cities,

a toll of 20 million people living in those cities.

That's 6% of our population where they say we would even sanctuary cities.

What is a sanctuary city?

The term was first used in 1980 to describe cities that refuse to cooperate with federal

governments, immigration and naturalization service, with federal governments,

immigration and naturalization service, INS, in the enforcement of immigration laws.

Meaning they defy the federal law.

For example, in DC, a cop cannot ask somebody, hey, can I see your ID?

That can be seen as racial profile and the same applies in many different cities as

Chicago and other places.

And the reason why we chose to do this video on sanctuary cities is because

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