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Republican senators said Fox News Digital that they were fed up with being able to behave liberal sanctuary cities like Los Angeles The attempt to prevent the federal immigration authorities from enforcing the law suggests some that it is time that the legislative intervenes in order to raise their funds.
“We have to say that ‘enough is enough,” said Sen. Katie BrittR-Ala. “I don’t understand why we would continue to give federal dollars to someone who does not comply with the federal law. I mean, think about it. It’s very easy.”
Talk to FOX News Digital in the Senate office building Hallen, said Britt, “has not been a problem with more illuminated problems in the past four years than the millions and million illegal migrants.”
“What A sanctuary According to: “You can commit a crime, we will allow lawlessness and we will not hand over it to the federal authorities.” I mean, think about it. This is absolute madness and we will no longer stand for it, “she said.
Sens. Rick Scott, R-Fla. and Katie Britt, R-Ala., Spoke with Fox News Digital about the derivation of the federal financing of sanctuary cities. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images and Getty and Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
“We have made this kind of bad behavior possible for too long,” said Senator Bernie Moreno, R-OHIO. “Look, the reality is to use the term for my colleagues: ‘Nobody stands above the law.’ So if you have a mayor or a district manager or a governor whoever you want to say, it does not follow that the federal law is completely unacceptable.
“I asked for this in my campaign and I think all Republicans should hold on to it,” he added.
Meanwhile sen. Rick ScottR-Fla., Simply told Fox News Digital that sanctuary cities that block immigration should not receive “federal financing”.
“I mean, at first when you are a refuge city, you don’t do the right thing for your citizens. You don’t keep you safe,” said Scott. “I think we are all really frustrated because we don’t have an immigration system that works. There are people who legally come to our country and want to work and go home in our country. We should concentrate on that.
A demonstrator places debris in a fire as a border patrol staff in Riot equipment and gas masks on Saturday, June 7, 2025, in front of an industrial park in Paramount, California. (AP Photo/Eric Thayer)
On the other hand, Senator Tim Kaine, D-VA., Fox News Digital said that officials from the city who do not work with ice and federal authorities do not work with ICE and federal authorities because I am not aware of a sanctuary in Virginia. “
Senator Angus King, I-Maine, replied to Fox News Digital: “I have no comment on it, I am currently focusing on what is going on in the Middle East.”
Senator Bill Cassidy, R-La, said: “I think everyone should follow the law or” accept the consequences “.
“I cannot tell you that I legally know what consequences a community of the Federal Government has deliberately did not obey something. But whatever these consequences are when a community makes this decision, it must bear the consequences,” added Cassidy.
The demonstrators face an anti-trump demonstration “No Kings Day” in front of a federal building in downtown Los Angeles in a city that was the focus of the protests against Trump’s immigration attacks on June 14, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Senator Roger Marshall, R-Tennes.
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“What we cannot tolerate are local civil servants who prevent ICE officers from doing their jobs, and that is exactly what happens in some of these sanctuary cities,” said Marshall. “Well, if that means the power of the handbag, then it is. But whatever we do, President Trump put on an oath to protect and Defend the constitution make us all sure. “
