Horne Freya A Atty

San Francisco, United States

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+1 415-928-1290
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3223 Webster Street, San Francisco, CA, 94123
Marina/Cow Hollow
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
520 ftBig Bus Tours Stop 14, Lombard Street 1
0.4 miBig Bus Tours Stop 15, Lombard Street 2
0.7 miBig Bus Tours Stop 13, Palace of Fine Arts
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Place rating: 1
Orinda, CA
Freya Horne is a disgrace and should be disbarred. She represents the SF Sheriffs Department and is defending them saying they had no grounds to hold Francisco Sanchez: the illegal immigrant with 7 felony convictions who shot and killed Kate Steinle in broad daylight in San Francisco months after his release. If she had disallowed his release and had him turned over to immigration officials, Kate would be alive today. She clearly places her progressive open boarder values over the rule of law and the lives of American citizens.
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Westlake Village, CA
Freya Horne, counsel for the sheriff’s office, said Friday that federal detention orders are not a legal basis to hold someone, so Sanchez was released April 15. San Francisco is a sanctuary city, and local money cannot be spent to cooperate with federal immigration law.