Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: Madison and Milwaukee County both carry sanctuary status for illegal immigrants and released undocumented immigrants who have committed multiple crimes including sexual assault of a child.

Q1: Does Milwaukee County have sanctuary status?
A1: No, because Milwaukee is not a sanctuary city.

Q2: What does a sanctuary city entail?
A2: A sanctuary city is not a legal term -- rather a way to describe a community that in policy or practice does not devote resources to enforcement immigration laws.

Q3: What are Milwaukee county thoughts on enforcement immigration laws?
A3: Mayor Barrett says while Milwaukee is not a sanctuary city, he says immigrants will not be persecuted here.

The Milwaukee Police Department's policy on foreign nationals echoes the mayor's position. It says, "Police members shall not inform federal immigration officials of whereabouts or behavior of any suspect illegal immigrant" unless that person has been arrested for a serious criminal offense.

On Wednesday, Milwaukee County supervisors debated an anti-discrimination resolution that would prohibit ICE and Homeland agents from targeting undocumented immigrants inside the courthouse.

Q4: Does Madison County have sanctuary status?
A4: No, because ...wouldn’t say it’s at this time a sanctuary city.

Q5: What are Madison county thoughts on enforcement immigration laws?
A5: Since the election, Mayor Paul Soglin and Police Chief Mike Koval have publicly reiterated Madison’s policy of not acting as an immigration authority.

“We are not an agent of the federal government,” Soglin said. “That means that when somebody is arrested and we then have to charge whether it’s a municipal ordinance or it’s a serious criminal matter, the notification to ICE is not an automatic or routine process as it is in some jurisdictions.”

Q6: Has Madison County released undocumented immigrants who have committed multiple crimes including sexual assault of a child?
A6: Yes, because In regard to the Madison case, Trump’s campaign referred us to the case of Luis Ruiz-Ugalde.

When we searched Ruiz-Ugalde’s name on the state court system’s public court records database, we found three cases linked to his name in Madison. 

The first, filed in 2014, involved damage to property, resisting and obstructing an officer and disorderly conduct. 
The second, filed in June of 2019, revolved around two counts of disorderly conduct and one count of battery. 

The third case, filed September of 2019, lists a range of counts, including one for battery, one for attempted sexual assault, and one for sexual assault of a child.

The WMTV news report said: "The Dane County Sheriff’s Office (said) Immigration and Customs Enforcement asked for a hold on Ruiz-Ugalde when he was booked for battery, which the sheriff’s office did not comply with."

Q7: Has Milwaukee County released undocumented immigrants who have committed multiple crimes including sexual assault of a child?
A7: No answer could be found.
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justification: There is some evidence of the claim happening in Madison county but not in Milwaukee so the claim can not be supported or refuted.

verdict: 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'
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