SB fifty four, our sanctuary state law as it's known, [allows] for there to be cooperation on a long list of categories, specific crimes, and specific circumstance
SupportedSteve Hilton, at California Governor General Election Debate (CNN)
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Why we checked itHilton claims California's SB 54 sanctuary law permits law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities across a specific list of crimes and circumstances — a verifiable legal claim about the statute's actual provisions
What we foundSB 54 does allow law enforcement cooperation on a long, enumerated list of specific crime categories and circumstances, exactly as claimed.