Minnesota, 19 others, sue Trump over funding cut threats

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : " Meanwhile, on Feb. 24, states received letters from the Department of Homeland Security declaring that states that "refuse to cooperate with, refuse to share information with, or even actively obstruct federal immigration enforcement reject these ideals and the history we share in common as Americans.
33% : " "Cities and states who break the law and prevent us from arresting criminal illegal aliens should not receive federal funding.
33% : " The lawsuits are the latest legal actions that Democratic-led states have taken against Trump since he took office earlier this year.
27% : " Both lawsuits say that the Trump administration is violating the U.S. Constitution by trying to dictate federal spending when Congress has that power -- not the executive branch.

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