Attorney General Pam Bondi warned sanctians that they will continue to innovate 'the next' as local officials and protect illegal alien beings about the safety of citizens.
Speaking with Sean Hannity of Fox News, Bondi, 59, shared how under its leadership the Ministry of Justice has previously sued the city of Chicago and its mayor Brandon Johnson about his progressive sanctuary policy.
“We have not only supplemented the city of Chicago today, we have sued the state of Illinois, we have sued the mayor, we have sued the governor and we have sued others,” she said.
The Ministry of Justice has also placed a break for all federal financing of Sanctuary States and Cities and Non -profit, according to a Memo Bondi that was broadcast on Thursday.
When asked by Hannity about whether the city and states of the sanctuary helped and donate the illegal migrants, the AG did not go a time to make the new Trump guidelines clear.
“What they do is that they choose illegal alien beings for the safety and safety of their own citizens and the men and women of law enforcement who are there to protect their citizens,” Bondi replied.
“And let me be very clear, if you don't stick to the federal law, you will be the next one,” Bondi said, and informed those who cherish the migrants.
“And let me be very clear if you are not in federal law, you will be the next,” said Bondi about sanctuary and states throughout the country that houses illegal migrants
Venezuelan migrants are around at a bus stop in the Sanctuary City Chicago
Migrants rest in a reception center in Denver, Colorado, January 6, 2023. At the end of 2022, Venezuelans who crossed Mexico discovered that Denver was a cheaper bus ride from the border town of El Paso than much of the more famous of the United States Metropolises. And the liberal, fast -growing city offers migrants food and shelter
In Bondi's lawsuit against Chicago, she argues that their laws of the sanctuary 'interfere' and 'hinder' with the ability of ICE to arrest and deport illegal migrants.
The court case of 22 pages was the first brought by the attorney general of Donald Trump.
'The challenged provisions of Illinois, Chicago and Cook County Act reflect their intentional effort to hinder the enforcement of federal immigration legislation by the federal government and to hinder consultation and communication between federal, national and local law enforcement officials that are necessary for federal officials of Federale Implementing immigration legislation and keeping Americans safe, “says the lawsuit.
Bondi said that the legal steps were taken to restore the 'integrity' of the rule of law.
Hannity also investigated Bondi about what she knows about an immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) raid in Aurora, Colorado, who went wrong this week because someone tipped the migrants that the FBI came.
Border Czar Tom Homan said on Thursday that he collaborated with Bondi and the Doj to tackle the source of the intelligence leak, of which he said it was “already identified.”
“They may be quickly in horse fascia,” Homan added from the person who leaked information about the early morning attacks. “I work very close, starting this morning, with the Ministry of Justice.”
Bondi told the host that she had contact with Homan and then went to the Leaker Bashen for threatening the life of law enforcement.
US President Donald Trump, accompanied by new sworn American attorney-general Pam Bondi, speaks with member of the media in the Oval Office in the White House on 5 February 2025 in Washington, DC
Mayor Brandon Johnson in Chicago (photo) speaks with a press last month after he was asked to appear by other mayors to discuss their Sanctuary City policy in front of the congress
“This is terrible, what these people do to try to really destroy our country and to jeopardize the life of law enforcement and our citizens,” she told the Fox News -Gastheer.
The Doj is' Back to the prosecution of violent crime and giving our great men and women the tools they need during the law enforcement to go after these horrible gangs, the drug dealers, the fentanyl dealers who people on our streets every day Killing ', the Attorney General added.
