Trump anti-sanctuary city executive order could target federal funding, says expert
Donald Trump is expected to aim for the so -called “sanctuary” judicial states with executive order on Thursday, while it will become another legal battle for the administration.
Trump hinted earlier this week that the executive order in the cities of the haven may be in business, and reporters told that he intends to “end the cities of the sanctuary for some of these judicial states that do not cooperate with the application of the .”
“They guard the criminals … we may end the whole matter together,” Trump said.
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President Donald Trump has fought with the cities of the Haram since he took office in January. (Getty Images)
The states of the haven, or those that border or prevent local agencies, have fully prevented them from cooperating with federal immigration authorities, since Trump took office in January, which hindered the president’s campaign to deport illegal immigrants quickly from the country.
However, what Trump can do with the executive procedures to force more compliance with the judicial jurisdiction is still a matter, opening the possibility of making more legal procedures against the administration.
“while [Trump] The radical left works, which does not cost to protect our societies and enhance our national security, the radical left continues to arm the legal system to oppose the proper proper policies.
Trump faced an unprecedented number of court obstacles during the first few months of his administration, with legal challenges that resulted from at least 15 judicial warrants that temporarily prevent his executive actions from February, according to the data collected by Harvard Law Review. This number already exceeds the total orders faced by former presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden, who saw 12 and 14 during their entire periods in office, respectively.
President Donald Trump is expected to sign multiple executive orders on Thursday. (Reuters/Evlin Hakstein)
A student demonstrator at the University of Colombia is suing Trump’s care to prevent deportation
Cameron expects more than the same when it comes to Trump’s order, which is looming on the cities of the sanctuary. “No person will surprise that the radical left will double and double three times in this strategy,” he said.
Looking at the restrictions, Cameron expects Trump’s order to target federal financing of the judicial authorities who fail to comply.
“Inside the United States, your postal law should be relevant when it comes to implemented federal law,” he said. “The cities and states that house illegal foreigners from the federal authorities or actively intervene in another way with federal law enforcement do not deserve the money or support of taxpayers. Easy and simple. I think the executive order will prevent taxpayers from being on a hook for immigration decisions that are not safe for local authorities.”
Ice agents do not get very little, if any, from local law enforcement agencies in the cities of haven. (ICE Seattle)
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In general, Cameron believes that Trump’s plan to sign an executive order will be a good start, indicating the president’s success with executive measures to close the southern border.
“Executive orders are a good first step,” said Cameson. “Look at the southern border. We did not need new laws for the border crossings to retreat from the highest levels during the Biden era. All we need is a new president who has the courage to do something.”
2025-03-27 14:31:00
