New Hampshire becomes first New England state to ban sanctuary cities

Concord, NH- New Hampshire on Thursday became the first state in New England to prohibit the so-called cities of the Haram.

“There will be no haven in New Hampshire, the end of the story,” Republican Governor Kelly Ayot said at the signing ceremony of the law in the Republican Government Capitol Building.

Speaking to Fox News Digital Minutes, Autoor indicated that the measures signed by “Ban Sanctuary Cities in New Hampshire but also allows cooperation between all law enforcement authorities and federal immigration authorities.”

New Hampshire joins an increasing number of states in banning resort cities, a term used to describe the judicial states that put some restrictions on cooperation with the efforts of the federal authorities to deport illegal immigrants.

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Ayot, the former public prosecutor of the state, after six years later represented New Hampshire in the US Senate, has banned the Sanctuary cities as a major element in its successful race for 2024. The emblem of the Auto campaign, “No New Hampshire”, was aimed at the policies of the neighboring Massachusetts immigrants.

The ruler said in her exclusive national interview with Fox News: “A campaign has been carried to ensure that we are not possessing the cities of Malaz here in New Hampshire, and we do not want to go to the Massachusetts Road, which had a billion dollar immigration crisis.”

Iot noted that she supports “legal immigration, but when people do not follow our laws, we need to impose our laws and this is related to public safety.”

The ruler added: “New Hampshire was classified in classifying the safest country in the country, and I was happy because I was able to sign the Billing Malang Bill to ensure that we are in this way.”

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The draft laws in the state legislative council, which is mostly dominated by the Republican Party, has been approved along the party’s lines.

senator Bill Ganon, the supreme sponsor of the Senate in the state, said that the procedures “will make us a safer place to work, live and raise a family.”

“We transfer manual assets from our law enforcement officers, and we hope that they are able to work with our federal government, ice, to put handcuffs on illegal criminal foreigners who violate and fight our laws,” said the state deputy, Joe Sweeni, the main sponsor of the House of Representatives.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly targeted in the cities of the sanctuary because it made the issue of illegal immigration a major component in his successful campaign for 2024 to return to the White House.

Last month, Trump signed an executive thing that puts some muscles behind his threat to withdraw federal financing from the cities of the Haram.

Some Democrats in New Hampshire, who opposed this measure, have indicated Trump’s efforts in the nation’s capital.

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“What this bill does, under the guise of enabling law enforcement in New Hampshire to support federal immigration efforts, is to make our country a partner ready in a political manufacturing campaign to terrorize the state against a group of people, and David Michit said the vast majority of them is not because of America, but because they love America good.”

Republican governor, Kelly Ayot from New Hampshire, highlights the status of its mandate as the safest in the nation, where it reached a law of two projects prohibiting the cities of the haven, in Concorde, New Hamebshir on May 22, 2025. (Fox News – Paul Steinhauser)

But Iot, asked about the lack of support from all over the political corridor of the head of law, said: “I do not understand where the Democrats are in these policies.”

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According to the municipal association in New Hampshire, there are no refuge in the state, while a handful of cities and towns in the same state described as “welcoming cities” that encourage a welcoming environment for all people, regardless of their race, race or origin.

But the Republican lawmakers in the state referred to between nine and 12 cities and towns in New Hampshire, which it has identified over the years as welcoming cities or haven.