Reasonable Residents of Fairfax County Must Vote Republican on Tuesday
The future of Fairfax County rests on the outcome of Tuesday’s local elections.
Republicans must win and return the county government and school system to policies and practices that benefit hard-working, law abiding county residents
VA PBA Backs Ed Martin for Dranesville Supervisor
The Virginia Police Benevolent Association (VA PBA) is backing Republican Ed Martin for Supervisor in Fairfax County’s Dranesville Magisterial District
Tim Hannigan at “We Are Fairfax” Rally: Vote Republican This November!
Fairfax GOP Chairman Tim Hannigan addressed a crowd of nearly 100 at today’s “We Are Fairfax” rally, held outside the county police headquarters
“We Are Fairfax” Anti-Sanctuary Rally
Join us we rally against dangerous “sanctuary” policies and support rank-and-file county and federal law enforcement officers
County Police Association Condemns “Politically Motivated Decisions”
The FCPA condemns the statement made by Chief Roessler as inflammatory and demoralizing. This incident has been sensationalized and our officer has been sacrificed in favor of a media spectacle. This comes at a time when our department is already experiencing an unparalleled deterioration in morale and an unprecedented distrust of our leadership
LISTEN: Srilekha Palle Discusses “Radical” Fairfax Sanctuary Policies
On WMAL’s Larry O’Connor Show, Sully District Supervisor candidate Srilekha Palle discussed the latest example of Fairfax County’s highly controversial “sanctuary” policies.
Yesterday, Fairfax County Police Chief Ed Roessler announced that he “punished” a county police officer, merely for cooperating with ICE
Srilekha Palle Dominates Sully Debate
Republican Srilekha Palle dominated Wednesday night’s debate versus Democrat Supervisor Kathy Smith, blasting the incumbent’s record on issues ranging from tax hikes to overcrowded schools.
“My opponent is far too quick to raise taxes, rather than find ways to stretch our hard-earned tax dollars,” Palle lamented. “Worst of all, my opponent has vowed – in writing – to codify radical, extreme sanctuary policies
Srilekha Palle Blasts Kathy Smith’s “Sanctuary” Pledge
GOP nominee for Sully District Supervisor Srilekha Palle blasted incumbent Democrat Kathy Smith’s full embrace of additional “sanctuary” measures for Virginia’s Fairfax County.
Smith recently signed the ACLU “People Power Fairfax” pledge to “limit information sharing with ICE to the maximum extent possible consistent with state and federal law”
Now It’s Official
There is no question that Fairfax County has joined the questionable likes of San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Seattle, and so many more Democrat strongholds that believe illegal aliens should be protected from deportation. In Fairfax County, Sheriff Stacey Kincaid runs our jail and won’t even hold criminal illegal aliens who are about to be released for retrieval by ICE Agents unless there is a court order to do so. Clearly, she is more interested in illegal alien criminals’ interests than in public safety. The essay below was printed in the Bull Elephant in February and set a record for “Likes” not because readers like living in a sanctuary county but because the issue is of grave importance to citizens who value their and their families’ safety. The essay is being reprinted with the permission of The Bull Elephant.
In previous posts, I have written about how Fairfax County went from partnering with the federal government in enforcing immigration law to a renegade jurisdiction that refuses to protect its citizens from crimes committed by illegal aliens.
Fairfax County Sheriff Stacey Kincaid has just informed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement that while her department will still share information on people booked into jail with ICE, as of May 23, 2018 it will no longer hold inmates past their regular release date/time. What this means is that …
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Public Safety Committee Meeting
6/26/2018 9:30 am
The Board of Supervisors Public Safety Committee is scheduled to meet at 9:30 a.m. on June 26, 2018, at the Fairfax County Government Center (Conference Room 11).
All committee meetings in Conference Room 11 are televised on Channel 16, streamed live online and available to view on demand following the meeting.
Meeting materials, including agenda and presentations, are listed here as they are received.