None of this would be necessary if Clinton had won.  She made mistakes in her political career (name a politician who hasn't), but she was the recipient of 30 years of unprecedented paranoid conspiracy theories, a la Fox "News."  And was still standing.

Sanders' accusations of Clinton's "ties to Wall Street" (never proved) and "rigged election" (huh? when a non-Democrat is allowed to run?) ended up piling on to the decades of abuse she experienced, and paved the way for Trump's accusations of Clinton.  

Yet, even with all of that, she barely lost. Comey's actions were enough to alter the election. The Russian interference was enough to alter the election. 

And Sanders and his hostility toward the Democratic Party and his supporters' hostility toward Clinton was enough to alter the election.

Instead of worrying about the wording of ordinances, Democrats/liberals/progressives should be spending their time addressing the true cause of problems for immigrants--Sanders' divisiveness.