Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson defended his administration's immigration policies amid challenges from congressional Republicans. He maintained that the city's practice of not assisting immigration officials unless they possess criminal warrants does not violate federal laws. Johnson emphasized that this approach fosters a safer community where residents feel secure to cooperate with police. Despite declining violent crime rates in Chicago, Republicans argue that the city policies prioritize undocumented immigrants over taxpayers' safety, accusing Johnson of undermining national immigration laws.
Mayor Brandon Johnson defended Chicago's decision to not help immigration officials, asserting that it does not violate federal law and enhances community safety by encouraging cooperation with police.
Republican representatives challenged Johnson, claiming that Chicago's practices endanger the public by putting undocumented immigrants' interests above those of taxpayers.
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