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The White House criticized Boston’s Democratic mayor, Michelle Wu, after she doubled her vote of protecting illegal immigrants from deportation in her third annual discourse of the city’s state.

While President Donald Trump works to fulfill his massive deportation campaign promise, he has found a strong resistance from the blue cities and states, including the “sanctuary” cities, those that do not cooperate with ice requests that arrested illegal immigrants with criminal charges or sentences to ice custody.

Wu is an example of a local leader who resists Trump’s efforts, having promised in an interview With a local store in November, “we are not cooperating with those efforts that really threaten everyone’s safety by causing generalized fear and having a large -scale economic impact.”

But Boston and its surroundings have seen a peak in sexual crimes In the midst of the migratory crisis. Between August and December, the Operations Operations Operations officials (Ero) arrested 26 illegal migrants in the Boston area for sexual crimes against children ranging from child violation to sexual aggression and child pornography.

The mayor of Boston faces heat about the policies of the city of Sanctuary, since the son of the owner of the Patriots remains offensive

However, this has not dissuaded WU to fly to the Trump administration and Congress for their efforts to enforce immigration laws.

In early March, Wu and three others The mayors of the sanctuary city were on the grill by the Committee of the Supervision Chamber and the Government on its policies.

During his speech about the state of the city, he talked about his testimony of Congress, remembering: “Two weeks ago, I went to DC because Congress had some questions about how things here in Boston. It could have been my voice speaking in the microphone that day, but there were 700,000 voices that gave Congress their answer: this is our city.”

“No one tells Boston how to take care of us. No Kings, and not presidents who think they are Kings. Boston was born facing thugs,” he added.

He pointed out that while I was in DC, he watched what was happening in Boston, where he was happy to see the locals who protested with signs reading: “We are with immigrants”, “belong here”, “We are a city of immigrants” (we are a city of immigrants) and “Boston is not behind.”

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She extolled Boston’s virtues as a city, describing her as a “family” that binds and defends his, including illegal immigrants.

“We are a city where Irish coffee is strong and our opinions are stronger,” he said. “We may not always agree or look attentive, but at the end of the day, we are a family. If you come for one of us, you will get us all. We are a city that knows that our strength is mutual, and we will defend the people we love with everything we have. When the weight of the world press, Boston stands up.”

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The White House responded on Thursday with a statement entitled: “Boston’s radical mayor first puts violent criminal foreigners.”

The statement exploded Boston mayor for having “duplicated in Sanctuary to violent illegal criminal immigrants.”

He proceeded to share “only a few examples of the criminals recently arrested by Ice Boston that Mayor Wu is defending”, with a list of links with stories about the arrests of migrants in the city, including gang members accused of several atrocious crimes, ranging from the violation of a rober of minor than armed and the use of dead weapons.

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“This raises the question: why does Mayor Wu intend to challenge the will of the American people and obstruct the efforts of the Trump administration to eliminate these monsters from our streets?” The statement concluded.

Adam Shaw from Fox News contributed to this report.