If approved, the rules package would set up a potential floor vote on legislation that would cut off federal funds for municipalities considered “sanctuary cities” if they intend to use that money for the benefit of undocumented immigrants.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-01-03 13:08:45">January 3, 2025 at 1:08 PM EST</time>

If approved, the rules package would set up a potential floor vote on legislation that would cut off federal funds for municipalities considered “sanctuary cities” if they intend to use that money …{ai:summary}<p>A proposed rules package could lead to a vote on legislation that would eliminate federal funding for "sanctuary cities" that use those funds to support undocumented immigrants. </p><p>If passed, this measure aims to restrict financial resources for municipalities that do not comply with federal immigration laws. #illegals</p>

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