LOS ANGELES - The Trump administration released a new list of so-called "sanctuary jurisdictions" this week, publicly identifying more than 500 communities it claims are not complying with federal immigration enforcement efforts. But the list is already drawing criticism for apparent errors, questionable criteria, and including some areas that support the president’s policies.

The list was published Thursday on the Department of Homeland Security’s website in accordance with an executive order signed by President Donald Trump. It marks a significant escalation in the administration’s effort to pressure state and local governments that limit cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

View the full list at DHS.gov

The backstory:

According to the department, the list wa

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