What we know for certain . . .
KANSAS CITY SEEMS READY TO ENGAGE IN AN EPIC LEGAL BATTLE TO PREVENT ICE FROM ESTABLISHING A DETENTION FACILITY INSIDE CITY LIMITS!!!
Newsies have had trouble explaining to locals that "the Supremacy clause" might not work in the likely event that a contractor is charged with fulfilling a local bid.
Reality check . . .
Word to the ghost of former Prez Reagan's monkey co-star . . .
Diving into the weeds of muni-code zoning regulation has never been a strength of federal action from either party and end result is government movement at a glacial pace no matter the merit of any project.
Nevertheless . . .
The feds have garnered control of the building as local journalists report without the kind of snarky context that makes our blogging adventures so darn lovable . . . Here's what one of our many betters notes:
"It appears the sale of a massive south Kansas City warehouse for use as an immigrant detention center that would house as many as 7,500 people is all but a done deal."
Even more context . . .
Port KC said that it wasn’t in a position to prevent the sale of the warehouse.
“Port KC has very limited ability to disallow a sale of the facility,” it said in a statement. “Under no circumstances would Port KC offer any development support to a use that is not consistent with our mission to bring quality industrial and logistics jobs to the community.”
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
KMBC: "Port KC documents reveal company's plan to sell Kansas City facility to federal government"Developing . . .
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