Gutfeld: Sanctuary City Mayors Grilled on Migrant Crime and Spending
Fox NewsApril 6, 20253 min203,529 views
2 connectionsΒ·3 entities in this videoβCongressional Hearing on Sanctuary Cities
- π― Sanctuary city mayors from Boston, Chicago, Denver, and NYC faced intense questioning from Republicans on Capitol Hill.
- β οΈ The hearing focused on why these cities are allegedly allowing migrant criminals to operate freely.
Mayoral Responses and Deflections
- β Denver's Mayor Johnson stated they do not use the term "sanctuary city" and implied a distinction in their policies.
- π£οΈ Chicago's mayor referred to a "40-year policy of being a welcoming city" when asked about its sanctuary status.
- π° The Mayor of Boston was questioned about the city's spending on illegal immigration, with a specific figure of $650,000 mentioned as preparation for the hearing.
Political Reactions and Criticisms
- π Democrats reportedly reacted negatively, calling the hearing "total bull" and claiming it terrorizes immigrant families.
- βοΈ A statistic was cited that US-born Americans commit more rape and murder than immigrants.
- π Brandon Johnson's approval rating in Chicago was noted as critically low at 6.6%.
Border Crossing Statistics
- π Data was presented showing a significant decrease in border crossings in January/February compared to the previous year (8,900 vs. 189,000).
- π« The Biden-Harris administration's stance was characterized as inaction due to Donald Trump's alleged influence on Congress regarding legislation.
- π£οΈ The use of the term "BS" by Democrats was criticized as unpersuasive and undignified.
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