Santa Clara County May Revise Sanctuary Policy in Light of Homicide

Santa Clara County May Revise Sanctuary Policy in Light of Homicide
San Jose Council member Johnny Khamis in Epoch Times office in San Francisco on April 2, 2019. Nathan Su_EET
Cynthia Cai
Cynthia Cai
Reporter
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SAN JOSE, Calif.—A recent homicide in San Jose that was allegedly committed by an illegal immigrant has sparked debate over the sanctuary policy of Santa Clara County.

Carlos Arevalo Carranza is accused of stabbing Bambi Larson to death in her home on Feb. 28 in the Thousand Oaks neighborhood of South San Jose.