Boston City Council upholds sanctuary city status ahead of Trump inauguration

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Boston City Council Votes Unanimously to Reaffirm Sanctuary City Status

“It’s not just a policy, but it is a promise to our immigrant neighbors that they are welcome here, and this is a safe haven, and they don’t have to live in fear of being unjustly scrutinized or even ripped away from their families”

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Deep blue Boston votes unanimously to preserve its sanctuary city status · American Wire News

The Boston City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to put the interests of illegal immigrants ahead of the safety of Americans, promising to “protect” foreign nationals who are in the country illegally from any mass deportation campaign put forth by President Donald Trump’s incoming administration. The effort to reaffirm Boston’s status as a sanctuary city ignores that the local ICE office “is one of the busiest in the country, making weekly ar…

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As They 'Brace for Impact,' Boston City Council Unanimously Votes to Protect Illegal Immigrants

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Another Major City Shores Up Defenses Against Trump's Mass Deportation Plan

The Boston City Council unanimously decided to continue being a sanctuary city

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Boston City Council Votes to Uphold Sanctuary Status

Boston's City Council on Wednesday voted unanimously to uphold its sanctuary city status ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's return to the White House.

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Boston Vows Rebellion Against Trump’s Mass Deportation. Border Czar Homan: The Mayor Better Read Federal Law.

The Boston City Council is backing Mayor Michelle Wu’s vow to protect illegal aliens and Biden “migrants” from mass deportation. ... The post Boston Vows Rebellion Against Trump’s Mass Deportation. Border Czar Homan: The Mayor Better Read Federal Law. appeared first on The New American.