Where will all the illegals go when Texas strips down the illegal sanctuary status for Texan sanctuary cities?

[nemausus36]

Despite a budget shortfall that could hit $27 billion, Gov. Rick Perry on Tuesday declared enhancing private property rights and abolishing "sanctuary cities" as emergency priorities, enabling them to be fast-tracked through the legislative process. "Immigration laws and their enforcement are the responsibility of the federal government ... but we cannot compound their failure by preventing Texas peace officers from doing their jobs," Perry told lawmakers.
http://www.texastribune.org/immigration-in-texas/sanctuary-cities/revisiting-sanctuary-cities-in-texas-policy/

[osmont]

I'm hoping they go to Maine. Maine is so nice this time of year.

[collyer]

Does that mean Rick Perry is going to reverse his policy of giving in state tuition to illegal aliens?

Number of illegal immigrants getting in-state tuition for Texas colleges rises

In 2001, Texas became the first state in the country to pass an in-state tuition law. The law created a national movement. Many private universities also now award aid to illegal immigrant students.

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"Gov. Rick Perry said Thursday he will oppose efforts to repeal a law, which he signed six years ago, giving tuition breaks to illegal immigrants attending state universities.

"I'm for leaving the law like it is because I think it serves a good purpose,"

[philibert63]

Hopefully back to Mexico so they don't end up burdening another state.. I live outside Houston which is a sanctuary city and would be totally fine if that title was dissolved.. God forbid we have to mow our own lawn, might cut down on the obesity rate making people get out and mow their own lawn, win - win..

[bothan]

There will be no roundups.

Conservatives love cheap labor.

[darrick34]

California.

[ahanu]

Maybe to Sheriff Dupnik's place. He is such a flaming liberal.

[aingeni]

California, they have plenty of money to give them all the benfits, welfare, free healthcare.

[leonie36]

Santuary Cities is not an accurate term!

Those Cities are some of the safest, so looks like Texas is going to see a rise in crime.

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Debunking the Myth of “Sanctuary Cities”

There is much confusion about the term “sanctuary city.” The term is often used derisively by immigration opponents to blast what are best described as community policing policies. In fact, these community policing policies are about providing safety, not sanctuary, to the residents of U.S. communities.

State and local police already have the authority to arrest anyone suspected of criminal activity, including non-citizens, and police regularly work with the Department of Ho meland Security (DHS) to identify foreign-born criminals, detain them, and transport the m for eventual deportation. However, most police do not arrest immigrants solely for being un documented. To date, most state and local police have rejected calls for “deputization” in immigration law enforcement because they believe it makes it more difficult for them to protect their communities.

More than 50 cities and states across the country have adopted policies that prevent police agencies from asking community residents who have not been arrested to prove their legal immigration status. These policies do allow state and local police to report foreign-born criminals to DHS. Based on the tenets of community policing, these policies make it safe for immigrant crime victims and witnesses to report criminals to the police and help put them behind bars. Critics claim that these cities and states provide “sanctuary” to criminals, but research