CNN finally consulted with an expert about legality of "church sanctuaries"

Yesterday, I posted a blog on three issues:

1. that houses of worship in the United States do not have a legal right to provide "sanctuaries" to illegal aliens against application of federal immigration laws;
2. that when religious official in those house of worship do harbor such illegal aliens, they:
1. commit federal felonies; and
2. are asking to have their tax-exempt status revoked, which also means that donations to such organizations will also not be tax exempt.

Today, CNN took its collective head out, at least temporarily, from where it has been for quite some time, and consulted another legal expert who confirmed Nos. 1 and 2 on the above list.

Moreover, CNN described that people, including religious people, were arrested in the past for harboring illegal aliens.

Finally.  Reality starts to set in.