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"If it doesn't happen, we're sending out messages to the entire world," Tom Homan said in an interview

Denver Mayor opposes Trump's mass-deportation plan, spending 6 million on migrants. Education and healthcare are primary expenses. Mayor Johnston faces ...

Homan stated last week that the new administration would withhold federal funds from states that refuse to cooperate with its mass deportation initiatives.

While Denver Mayor Mike Johnston said he would go to jail, he clarified that he’s not ‘seeking’ that outcome

The potential withholding of federal funds poses significant financial implications for states. In fiscal year 2021, California received approximately $163 billion in federal grants, New York $110 billion, and Texas $106 billion.

The Kentucky Republican said he opposed using the U.S. military to round up millions of migrants for deportation to prevent violations of the Fourth Amendment.

Mike Johnston also says he is prepared to go to jail in protest, although he is not opposed to all deportations

In the last few days, other Democrats have taken stances similar to the Denver mayor, including the governors of Illinois and California

Multiple Hertz customers, including the mayor of Denver, Colorado, attempting to pick up rental cars simply chose cars with keys in them, driving away after arriving at an unmanned rental counter at the Syracuse Regional Airport in upstate New York.