Is Minneapolis a “sanctuary city” — or a city in open defiance of federal law?
In this episode of Live Free TV, Lt. Col. Allen West breaks down the escalating crisis in Minneapolis, where city and state officials are refusing to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement. This isn’t an emotional debate. It’s a constitutional one.
Allen West explains:
– What the Supremacy Clause actually requires of states and cities
– Why refusing to enforce or cooperate with federal law isn’t an option
– How coordinated, well-funded anti-ICE networks are operating like a counterinsurgency
– Why organized efforts to track, obstruct, and impede federal officers may meet the standard for federal felony charges, and even RICO statutes
– How “sanctuary” policies collide with both federal law and state criminal codes
– Why this moment echoes constitutional failures we’ve seen before, and why it matters now
From SALUTE-style tracking of federal agents to threats against local sheriffs who cooperate with ICE, this episode lays out the legal framework behind what’s happening and why the stakes go far beyond Minneapolis.
The bottom line is simple: a constitutional republic cannot survive if laws are optional.
Learn more about the American Constitutional Rights Union at theacru.org
Stay tuned for another episode of Live Free TV — because living free requires living under the law.
