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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2025 · 22 MIN

#2,739 - Sanctuary Cities Face Financial Reckoning as Bondi Cuts Off Federal Funds

from News For Reasonable People · host Sean Reynolds

Sanctuary cities are facing tough decisions after Attorney General Pam Bondi halted federal funding for jurisdictions that obstruct immigration enforcement. The Trump administration is taking aggressive legal action against cities like Chicago and Cook County, accusing them of harboring criminal illegal immigrants. Bondi has also ordered investigations into municipalities impeding law enforcement, signaling a shift back to prosecuting violent crimes rather than politically motivated cases. Cities like Philadelphia, Denver, and Boston continue to resist federal enforcement, prioritizing illegal immigrants over law-abiding citizens. Meanwhile, ICE is actively removing criminal offenders—including child rapists—from sanctuary jurisdictions like Seattle. The upcoming congressional testimony of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is expected to expose the flawed policies of sanctuary cities, with federal funding cuts likely forcing these liberal strongholds to rethink their stance. The crackdown underscores a return to law and order, challenging the progressive agenda that puts American citizens at risk.

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