A Republican Senator’s tip is a sanctuary city where ice is refunded
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A Republican senator told Fox News Digital that they are tired of liberal sanctuary cities. Los Angeles Some people are trying to prevent federal immigration authorities from enforcing the law, while others suggest that it is when the legislative department intervenes to withdraw funds.
“We have to say, ‘All is enough’,” Sen said. Katie Brittr-ala. “We don’t understand why we continue to give federal dollars to people who don’t follow federal law. So think about that. It’s very easy.”
I’m talking to Fox News Digital Senate office building “In the past four years there has been no problem illuminated over the past four years than millions of illegal immigrants crossing our borders.”
“what Sanctuary City “You can commit a crime, we can forgive lawlessness, we will not hand you over to federal authorities.” So think about that. It’s an absolute insanity and we’re not going to support it anymore,” she said.
Rick Scott, R-Fla. R-Ala. Katie Britt of the company spoke to Fox News Digital about cutting off federal funds for Sanctuary Cities. (Anna Money Maker/Getty Images, Getty and Anna Money Maker/Getty Images)
“We have enabled such bad behavior for a long time,” said Sen. Bernie Moreno of R-Ohio. “In reality, to use the terminology of my colleagues, “No one is beyond the law.” So if you have a mayor or county executive or governor, it’s someone who is not following federal law and it’s completely unacceptable.
“I called it out in the campaign. I think it’s all Republicans. We should stick to it,” he added.
Meanwhile, the senator Rick ScottR-Fla. told Fox News Digital that cities where the sanctuary blocks immigration “should not receive federal funding.”
“First of all, if you are a sanctuary city, you’re not doing the right thing for your citizens. You’re not keeping them safe,” Scott said. “I think we’re all really frustrated because we don’t have an immigration system that works in our country. There are people who want to legally come to our country, work in our country and go home.
On Saturday, June 7, 2025, protesters fire the remains of the fire as riot equipment and gas masks personnel stand on guard outside the industrial park in Paramount, California. (AP Photo/Eric Sayer)
On the other side of the aisle is D-Va. Sen. Tim Kane told Fox News Digital that “it’s not an issue in Virginia,” where sanctuary city officials don’t work with ice or federal authorities.
Senator Angus King, I-Maine, responded to Fox News Digital by saying, “I’m not commenting on that. I’m focusing on what’s going on in the Middle East.”
R-La. “I think everyone should follow the law,” or “I think we should accept the outcome,” Senator Bill Cassidy said.
“I can’t tell you that you legally know the consequences of a community deliberately rejecting anything from the federal government, but whatever those consequences are, if the community makes that decision, it has to bear the consequences,” Cassidy added.
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Protesters will face police on June 14, 2025, outside a federal building in downtown Los Angeles for an anti-Trump “No Kings Day” demonstration in the city that was the focus of protests against Trump’s immigration raids in Los Angeles, California. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
R-Tenn. Sen. Roger Marshall of the sanctuary policy was “guided in many ways by these rawitts, and LA police weren’t happy to help ice agents when they were in need.”
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“What we can’t accept is that local officials prevent ice officers from doing their jobs, and that’s exactly what’s happening in some of these sanctuary cities,” Marshall said. “So if that means the power of the wallet, then we will. But whatever we do, President Trump has made a vow, so I have made a vow to protect it. Protect the Constitution To make us all safe. ”