sacramento calif. california lawmakers vote become sanctuary state tussle hot-button environmental issue urge state refuse cooperate president donald trump election integrity commission legislative year end early saturday majority democratic lawmakers head back district position state opposition conservative policies propose republican-dominated u.s. congress president donald trump immigration environment issue purposeful position say political analyst sherry bebitch jeffe senior fellow university southern california different political path different ideological path republican-controlled congress white house have year california lawmakers strengthen protections undocumented immigrants increase gasoline tax extend program aim compel businesses reduce air pollution opposition federal policies early saturday lawmakers give last-minute support bill bar local governments force undocumented immigrants spend extra time jail allow enforcement officer take custody bill compromise version seek severely restrict interactions law enforcement immigration officials allow communities notify federal government arrest undocumented immigrant felony record also allow enforcement agents access local jail come day federal judge bar u.s. justice department deny public-safety grant so-called sanctuary cities retaliation limit cooperation trump administration crackdown illegal immigration bill go democratic governor jerry brown signature trump issue executive order january target fund cities offer illegal immigrants safe harbor decline use municipal resources enforce federal immigration laws san francisco judge block order illinois republican governor sign bill last month protect people detain subject immigration-related warrant although california lawmakers enact several environmental protections year measure aim wean state power grid entirely fossil fuel 2045 die year lawmakers adjourn without vote california three investor-owned utilities pacific gas electric pcg_pa.a southern california edison sce_pe.a san diego gas electric sdge.ul say bill protect customers cost switch fossil fuel assemblyman chris holden hold measure utilities energy committee say would consider legislature return january second half two-year session legislature also pass package bill aim increase availability affordable house notoriously expensive state approve plan spend 1.5 billion income state cap-and-trade air quality program raise money sell businesses limit right emit pollutants pass resolution condemn election integrity commission call effort suppress vote right minorities others vote move state presidential primary june march california lawmakers take anti-trump stance session end