US EditionTrump Signs Order Requiring Nationwide List of Sanctuary Cities and States
- On Monday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order instructing officials to compile and release a list of sanctuary cities and states that hinder federal immigration enforcement efforts.
- The order came after a federal judge blocked the Trump administration from cutting federal funding to over twelve local governments, such as San Francisco, due to their immigration enforcement practices, leading to an anticipated legal challenge.
- The administration filed a lawsuit against the city of Rochester concerning its policies related to sanctuary protections, and the executive order seeks to define what constitutes a sanctuary city amid ongoing legal challenges.
- The White House spokesperson emphasized the importance of following immigration laws and avoiding interference with federal agents, while Tom Homan forecasted additional legal challenges against sanctuary cities.
- Despite over 40 percent of Americans strongly disapproving of Trump, some city leaders like Boston’s vow to maintain sanctuary policies, suggesting ongoing conflict over the issue.
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How Trump’s order on sanctuary cities could impact Minneapolis, St. Paul
President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to identify local jurisdictions that withhold cooperation with federal immigration enforcement could put millions of dollars in federal aid for critical services at risk, Minnesota city and county leaders say. States and cities on the list will face “consequences” to federal funding, according to the order, which city and county leaders say they feel is an attempt to pressure them into cooperating…
Trump’s Spy on Your Neighbors Initiatives Creating Climate of Fear
Neighbors fingering neighbors and workers spying on workers is as American as bacon and eggs and toddlers shooting themselves with guns left around the house by their parents. In the early 2000s, the Bush Administration called it Operation TIPS, a spy-on-your-neighbors scheme aimed at reporting “suspicious” behavior. Now, the Trump administration is encouraging people to report on suspected undocumented immigrants in their neighborhoods. And, wo…
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