Drug Dealers Going Free Under San Francisco Law

[Capper]

Drug Dealers Going Free Under San Francisco Sanctuary Law

A sanctuary ordinance in San Francisco is protecting young drug dealers from federal deportation in what a U.S. prosecutor is calling a "gaming of the system" for illegal immigrants.

The San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department has been shipping underage crack dealers to group homes in an effort to shield them from the feds under the city's 1989 "City of Refuge" ordinance, which prohibits city employees from informing Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents of illegal immigrants.

Up until last month, the department flew the drug dealers back to their home countries without informing ICE agents. But now, after being sent to the group homes under the new policy, the youths just run away.

"These kids are gaming the system," Joseph P. Russoniello, U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California, told FOXNews.com. "Whoever they are, they're playing it like a Stradivarius because the cops are saying they're seeing these characters three and four times."

As first reported in the San Francisco Chronicle, eight Honduran crack dealers escaped from youth rehabilitation centers run by Silverlake Youth Services in San Bernardino County in recent weeks.

Drug Dealers Going Free Under San Francisco Sanctuary Law

[Jokerswild]

San Francisco is really going to hell.

[Boy'nBlack]

Going? Then they need to turn back, because that overshot it by a light year. The devil's scratching her head wondering why she didn't think of the crap hole.