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New York City’s Charter Revision Commission released a report this week revealing what referendums will be placed on the November ballot for city voters.
The commission opted not to include a referendum on rolling back laws that severely limit federal immigration authorities’ ability to arrest criminal illegal migrants.
Moderate members of the city council's moderate bloc pushed for reform, including Mayor Eric Adams and Mayor Bill de Blasio .
Common Sense Caucus members ripped the commission's decision to allow a referendum on New York City's sanctuary city status.
Council Member Robert Holden , a Democrat and co-chair of the caucus, said the commission missed a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to correct the “failures” of the city’s sanctuary laws.
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