Anxiety grows as sanctuary cities face Trump crackdown
In California and across the nation sanctuary cities promise protections while residents fear immigration raids and funding cuts. San Francisco to Santa Ana leaders vow to resist federal pressures, maintaining safe havens for many undocumented residents amid rising anxiety and defiance.
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Sanctuary status in Finney County under Trump orders
Finney County and its seat face renewed questions after President Trump’s week one executive orders targeting sanctuary jurisdictions. Sheriff Kevin Bascue rejects sanctuary county claims noting ICE detainers are not county-designated and funds remain safe. He cites ongoing cooperation with ICE and notes around 25 to 30 detainers yearly.
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Trump and Pena Nieto discuss bilateral tensions in call
Trump and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto spoke for about an hour to ease escalating tensions after Pena Nieto canceled a planned Washington meeting. They noted public differences over who pays for a border wall and agreed to keep discussions constructive while addressing trade, drug trafficking, arms sales, and NAFTA renegotiation.
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