NYC Mayor and Trump Head Toward Legal Confrontation Over ‘Sanctuary City’ Order

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New York City and President Donald Trump moved closer to a legal confrontation over immigration as the city’s mayor vowed to sue the Trump administration if it cuts off federal funding to “sanctuary” jurisdictions that shelter residents living in the country illegally. The escalating tensions follow Mr. Trump’s signing of an executive order Wednesday formalizing […]

(via WSJ)

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