Trump Administration: Sanctuary Cities and City Mayors

trump administration: Not to be outdone, some big city mayors from Seattle to New York stepped forward promising to maintain their status as sanctuary cities that will refuse to enforce federal immigration laws, according to Hamilton Spectator. But what if for all the bluster and threats, the posturing and promises, a Trump administration pursues an immigration strategy not all that different from that of President Barack Obama For a variety of reasons, that might be where he headed. In a recent interview on 60 Minutes, the president-elect vowed to deport or incarcerate as many as 3 million immigrants. Here why. Since 2008, an estimated 2.7 million people have been deported by the federal government, with an emphasis on the very individuals Trump claims he wants to ship out gang members, felons and other serious criminals. First, often overlooked by Trump more virulent anti-immigrant supporters is that fact that the Obama administration has already set records for deportations. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.