Trump urged Congress to end ‘sanctuary cities,’ demanded Gov. Walz and Mayor Frey hand over criminal noncitizens for rapid deportation, citing 150,245 ICE arrests. According to Just The News What do you think? Comment. #news
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On January 25, 2026, President Donald J. Trump posted on Truth Social urging Congress to pass legislation to end “sanctuary cities,” calling them the “root cause” of immigration-related violence and public-safety problems. He cited ICE arrests in five Republican-run states (150,245) and demanded Governor Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and other Democratic officials turn over criminal noncitizens to federal authorities. Trump framed the push as part of a broader rapid-deportation effort and insisted local police must cooperate with federal agents, urging Democrats to partner with his administration to “make America safe.” The message prompted reactions from local leaders nationwide. (justthenews.com)
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