US mayors defend 'sanctuary city' laws protecting migrants in congressional hearing
Mayors of four of the largest cities in the U.S. appeared before lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday to defend their so-called "sanctuary city" laws, which restrict local officials in helping enforce federal immigration regulations.
Immigration law, the mayors said, is a federal responsibility, and the attempt to put that responsibility on local law ...
It’s equally true to say that Amador County Sheriff Gary Redman believes he’s upholding federal law, specifically the section ...
Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio confronted Denver Mayor Mike Johnston for upholding “sanctuary" city policies after an illegal immigrant allegedly assaulted a federal officer.
The mayor is appearing before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee alongside mayors from New York City, Denver ...
RELATED: Sunnyvale resident detained by ICE but family says they are ‘frightened and outraged’ California’s sanctuary law, passed in 2017 during the first Trump administration, prohibits ...
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Oroville, a town of almost 20,000 in Butte County, declared itself a “non-sanctuary city” this week in a City Council ...
Before questioning even began, the New York City mayor’s ‘quid pro quo’ with the Trump administration was highlighted by ...
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