The Boston City Council is set to audit the “implementation and effectiveness” of the Trust Act, a 2014 law that has led to Mayor Michelle Wu facing potential criminal prosecution due to the city’s sanctuary status. 


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The Boston City Council is set to audit the “implementation and effectiveness” of the Trust Act, a 2014 law that has led to Mayor Michelle Wu facing potential criminal prosecution due to the city’s…{ai:summary}<p>The Boston City Council plans to audit the Trust Act, a 2014 law related to the city's sanctuary status. This scrutiny comes as Mayor Michelle Wu faces potential criminal prosecution linked to the law's implementation and effectiveness. </p><p>#illegals</p>

Boston’s sanctuary status, Trust Act to be subject of City Council hearing audit

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