The White House threatens sanctuary cities in another EO, but courts are skeptical

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : "We stand together in solidarity with our immigrant families," wrote Keith Wilson, the mayor of Portland, OR, in a letter to the city council earlier this year, promising the city would try to "keep undocumented families safe by slowing or stopping cooperation with overreaching federal immigration enforcement."
53% : " The executive order could set the stage for more federal lawsuits against cities, states and counties that intentionally limit their cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
47% : Those sanctuary jurisdictions argue that collaborating with ICE would drain their resources, and undermine trust between police and immigrant communities.
37% : "Obey the law, respect the law, and don't obstruct federal immigration officials and law enforcement officials when they are simply trying to remove public safety threats from our nation's communities.

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