Trump to sign executive order highlighting sanctuary cities fighting immigration enforcement

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Leavitt said the communities "obstruct the enforcement of federal immigration laws.
46% : Bondi sued Illinois, Chicago and Cook County alleging they "obstruct" federal authorities from enforcing immigration laws.
45% : Leavitt's announcement came after FBI agents arrested a local Wisconsin judge on April 18 for allegedly interfering with federal authorities trying to arrest an immigrant who didn't have legal authorization to be in the country.
44% : "It's quite simple: 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 the nation's communities," Leavitt told reporters during a morning White House briefing.
38% : Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials and others were trying to arrest Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, a Mexican citizen previously removed from the U.S. and recently charged with multiple counts of domestic abuse-related battery.
36% : " Lawsuits challenge validity of sanctuary cities A group of 16 cities and counties filed a lawsuit against Trump's policy withholding federal funding from so-called sanctuary jurisdictions that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
36% : Bondi also sued New York state and its Department of Motor Vehicles for a "green-light" law that limits cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
13% : Trump blasted the judge on April 27 as "terrible.

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