The Congressional committee that will question sanctuary city leaders next week about how their policies impact public safety has dropped a promotional video, declaring 'Game on.' 


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The Congressional committee that will question sanctuary city leaders next week about how their policies impact public safety has dropped a promotional video, declaring ‘Game on.’{ai:summary}<p>A Congressional committee is set to question leaders of sanctuary cities regarding the effects of their policies on public safety. The committee has released a promotional video announcing the upcoming hearings with the phrase "Game on." </p><p>#politics</p>

‘Game on’: Congressional oversight committee drops video ahead of sanctuary hearing featuring Boston

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