US EditionMayors from Boston, Chicago, Denver and New York will testify before Congress on ‘sanctuary cities’
- Four mayors from sanctuary cities, including Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston, will testify before Congress about their immigration policies.
- The Trump administration has threatened to cut funding to cities resisting its immigration policies.
- Mayor Wu stated that testifying was necessary, as several mayors face questioning by the Republican-led committee.
- The hearing will examine how sanctuary policies may hinder federal enforcement actions, with implications for the cities involved.
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Sanctuary City Mayor Called Out To His Face For Putting Illegal Immigrants First, Americans Last - The American Tribune.com
In a clip posted to social media, Rep. Brandon Gill criticized the mayor of Chicago for prioritizing illegal immigrants over his own citizens. The mayor, Brandon Johnson, fumbled through a series of half-hearted responses but was unable to mount a defence. Gill asked the mayor why he advocates for illegals to sit on school boards and to vote in local elections. “The topic, Mayor Johnson, I want to start with you. One of your first actions as may…
Called Before Congress, Democratic Mayors Blast GOP Crackdown on Sanctuary Cities
On Capitol Hill, Democratic mayors from Boston, Chicago, Denver and New York appeared before a House panel Wednesday amid Trump’s threats to withhold funding for so-called sanctuary cities that impede his crackdown on immigrants. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu forcefully rebutted Republican lies that immigrants make cities less safe. Mayor Michelle Wu: “You could pass bipartisan legislation, and that would be comprehensive immigration law. The false n…
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