


Sanctuary Cities Brace for Trump Administration's New Immigration Strategies
Mayors of sanctuary cities discuss their plans to resist mass deportation as Trump prepares for office and modifies political dynamics.
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Overview
As President-elect Trump prepares to take office, mayors of sanctuary cities like Denver and Los Angeles reaffirm their commitment to resist mass deportation. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson's recent political shift to the GOP reflects a broader realignment among urban voters. Trump’s proposals have gained support from minority groups, while sanctuary city officials acknowledge potential legal consequences despite local pushback. Johnson believes that urban America will respond positively to Trump’s agenda focused on revitalization. Meanwhile, Denver’s Mayor Johnston has backtracked on earlier resistance comments, emphasizing the importance of avoiding conflict.
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