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FILE - This March 12, 2019 file photo provided by the San Jose Police Department shows Carlos Eduardo Arevalo Carranza. Supervisors in a Northern California county have refused to change a sanctuary policy that critics say allowed officials to release a gang member in the country illegally before he allegedly killed a woman. The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted 5-0 Tuesday, June 4, 2019, to uphold their policy of not holding immigration suspects for ICE without a warrant or a judicial order unless the person is currently charged with a crime. The county's sanctuary policy came under criticism after the Feb. 28 slaying of San Jose resident Bambi Larson, 54. Police arrested Carlos Eduardo Arevalo Carranza, 24, an immigrant from El Salvador who had been on the radar of Immigration and Customs Enforcement since 2013, when he failed to show up in immigration court. (San Jose Police Department via AP, File)
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