US EditionTrump to Halt Federal Payments to Sanctuary Cities Feb. 1
Federal payments to sanctuary cities and states will end Feb. 1 as part of a crackdown including suspending 8,000 SBA loans and creating a DOJ fraud strike force.
- President Trump announced plans to stop federal funding to sanctuary cities starting February 1, potentially affecting billions in revenue.
- He stated that such cities protect criminals and worsen issues like fraud and crime.
- His administration will also freeze welfare payments to undocumented immigrants.
- Proof of attendance will be required for child care providers to receive federal funding.
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'No more payments': Trump announces halt of federal funding to Dem-controlled cities
President Donald Trump made the stunning announcement Wednesday that he would halt all federal funding to what he called “sanctuary cities,” cities like New York City, New York, often criticized by Republicans for not adequately cooperating with federal immigration enforcement, and all controlled by...
President says he'll halt federal money to states
President Donald Trump said Tuesday starting Feb. 1 he will deny federal funding to any states that are home to local governments resisting his administration's immigration policies, expanding on previous threats to cut off resources to the so-called sanctuary cities…
Trump’s funding threat leaves local government uncertain of what money it will receive next month
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — President Donald Trump announced plans to deny federal funding to states with sanctuary cities starting Feb. 1. Rochester is a sanctuary city, but Monroe County has not yet voted on its status. President Trump said he would target any states that have sanctuary cities. News10NBC’s Erin Mahon spoke with Monroe County Legislator […]
Sanctuary cities and states soon to lose billions in federal funding * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
Source link (Official White House photo by Molly Riley) Sanctuary cities and states are those that provide special protections, not available to U.S. citizens, to illegal aliens and such. Those jurisdictions prevent their police from cooperating with federal immigration authorities. They don’t recognize federal detainers for criminal illegals, and more. Now they are in line to lose
Trump: Sanctuary cities and states soon to lose billions in federal funding * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
(Official White House photo by Molly Riley) Sanctuary cities and states are those that provide special protections, not available to U.S. citizens, to illegal aliens and such. Those jurisdictions prevent their police from cooperating with federal immigration authorities. They don’t recognize federal detainers for criminal illegals, and more. Now they are in line to lose billions of dollars in federal funding. President Donald Trump confirmed on …
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