This tops, so far, on the Trump administration’s priority-turned-policy list. This is a policy feat of huge and historical proportions.

Sanctuary cities ought to be shot — figuratively speaking, of course. The governments that blindly, blithely and egregiously offer shelter from the deportation storm from illegals, and from illegals with even felony criminal backgrounds, are collective slaps in the faces to all U.S. citizens, and particularly to the faces of the families of those victims who’ve been harmed by the recipients of the sanctuary policies.

Think Kate Steinle, the San Francisco woman who was gunned down in 2015 in broad daylight at the age of 32 as she walked on a pier with her father. The perpetrator? None other than an illegal with a multi-felony background who’d been previously deported several times — and who’d been in the city that fateful day taking full advantage of the city’s generous sanctuary status.