Stringer said his office has identified $ 165 million worth of
sanctuary city money alone that's in jeopardy, and up to $ 7 billion worth of federal dollars — all told — many of which go to supporting the safety net.
Not exact matches
The Trump administration wants tougher immigration and border security measures, crackdowns on
sanctuary cities, green card restrictions and
money for a border wall.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Queens Congressman Joseph Crowley warned tonight that President Donald Trump «s new executive order severing so - called «
sanctuary cities» from federal funding could sap
money from the multi-multi-million-dollar NYPD security perimeter around Trump Tower.
ALBANY — Mayor Kathy Sheehan defended the decision to declare Albany a
sanctuary city, saying the addition of immigrants injects vibrancy and
money into the
city.
State and local governments seeking Justice Department grants must certify they are not so - called
sanctuary cities in order to receive the
money, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said the administration will «strip federal grant
money from
sanctuary states and
cities that harbor illegal immigrants» and will «figure out how we can defund those streams, look at those funding streams and figure out how they can be cut off.»
«We're going to strip federal grant
money from the
sanctuary states and
cities that harbor illegal immigrants,» he said.
President Donald Trump's executive order threatening to strip federal grant
money from
sanctuary cities sets up a battle between the new president and more than 300
cities, counties, states and institutions that could play out in the courts and...
President Trump has two options, according to USA Today: File lawsuits against
sanctuary - observing
cities, counties and states for violating federal law by refusing to cooperate with immigration enforcement and withhold federal grant
money for local law enforcement agencies.
The Feds definitely should NOT be giving any sort of
money to
sanctuary cities or states.
White House officials said the administration was still working through how much funding would be cut, but spokesperson Sean Spicer said the administration would «strip federal grant
money from the
sanctuary states and
cities that harbor illegal immigrants.»
The order appears to mandate that
sanctuary cities not get grants from the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Justice, but contains exceptions for
money judged necessary for law enforcement or required by law.
«We're going to strip federal grant
money for the
sanctuary states and
cities that harbor illegal immigrants,» White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said during a press briefing Wednesday.
The Trump administration issued a double threat Monday to
sanctuary cities and states, warning it would withhold criminal - justice grants to those that don't cooperate with immigration authorities and «claw back»
monies already allocated.