San Jose’s fight against immigration enforcement remains unimpeded as federal rulings try to hamper city and state efforts. California’s requirement for law enforcement to wear identification through the “No Vigilantes Act” has been temporarily paused due to a Thursday ruling by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Judges are set to review the case March 3. Despite that, a similar San Jose policy appears to be intact because it applies to all law enforcement, not just federal agents, according to District 5 Councilmember Peter Ortiz. He said the city attorney confirmed to him that the court ruling has no impact…
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