Mayors of the city of Sanctuary to testify in the supervision of the house after Ag Bondi interrupts them from the federal funds

The democratic mayors of the so -called Sanctuary cities that protect undocumented immigrants have agreed to testify to the Supervision Committee of the House of Representatives in March after the Attorney General PAM Bondi signed A directive Cut those jurisdictions of federal funds on their first day in the Department of Justice (DOJ).

Bondi, who swore as attorney general On Wednesday, he issued a series of directives on day 1, including the order to be stopped by the Department of Justice for the Sanctuary cities.

Bondi also ordered the litigating components of the Department of Justice to investigate cases of jurisdictions that the police prevent and ordering that they be processed when necessary.

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At the end of January, the president of the Chamber’s Supervision Committee, James Eat, R-Ky. its effect on public safety and federal immigration application.

Eating invited the mayors of Boston, Chicago, Denver and New York City to testify at a public hearing and requested that they provide documents and communications related to their policies.

The hearing was initially scheduled for February 11, but an assistant to the committee told Fox News Digital that the committee worked with mayors to accommodate his schedules. The Committee received the final confirmation of Boston, Denver and New York City earlier this week. He received confirmation from Chicago Wednesday.

Now, the mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, the mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson, the mayor of Denver, Mike Johnston, and the mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, will testify at a public hearing on March 5.

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“The mayors of the sanctuary owe the American people an explanation of the city’s policies that endanger public security and violate the federal immigration law by releasing dangerous illegal foreigners in the streets,” he told Fox News Digital. “These reckless policies in the cities and states administered by Democrats throughout our nation have led too many preventable tragedies.”

Eating told Fox News Digital the policies too “endanger Ice agents Those who are forced to take more difficult application actions in jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities. ”

“The policies in Boston, Chicago, Denver and New York City prioritize illegal criminal foreigners over the American people,” he added. “This is unacceptable, and its leaders must be responsible.”

Eating promised to “press these mayors to obtain answers and examine the measures to enforce compliance with the Federal Immigration Law.”

Since Trump assumed the position in January, ICE arrested illegal criminal migrants in sanctuary cities throughout the country.