Chicago and San Diego brace for fight With Trump border czar - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "We can expect ICE, under new leadership starting on Monday, to be targeting high visibility locations, whether it's factories or possibly larger restaurants.
49% : "While a flurry of executive orders on immigration and the border is expected when Trump takes office Monday, logistical details of the deportation operations have remained shrouded.
46% : In Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson has been reiterating in recent weeks that local law enforcement is prohibited from cooperating with federal immigration officials.
46% : California Attorney General Rob Bonta underlined that state law already limits when and how local authorities can work with federal immigration agents.
45% : In San Diego, by contrast, the board of supervisors last month approved a policy to bar county agencies from working with federal immigration authorities trying to carry about mass deportations.
43% : Chicago -- a perennial punching bag for Trump and a sanctuary city since 1985 -- has housed tens of thousands of migrants bused and flown in by Texas Governor Greg Abbott.
35% : "Trump has threatened to withhold federal funding unless cities and states comply with the administration's wishes.
33% : New York Mayor Eric Adams, who was indicted on federal corruption charges in September, met with Trump on Friday as an adviser emphasized City Hall's willingness to work with the new president.
29% : If Trump breaks the law, we will see him in court and hold him accountable.
28% : "You can be sure that as California's attorney general, if Trump attacks the rights of our immigrants I will be there.

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