"Under my bill, Governor [Tim] Walz (D) and the mayor of Minneapolis, who are openly defying the laws on the books that have been there for 30 years, would be subject to prosecution, Graham said. He then recounted his speech on the Senate floor that ended his opposition to the spending bill. I stood up and said, We are not going forward until we get a vote where we can stop sanctuary city policy, make it a crime to defy federal law"
"We're gonna go back and take over this issue. Eighty-twenty. The public is with us. Republicans, don't be afraid to stand up for common sense, don't let the liberal Democrats goad you into being ashamed of trying to change the country and reverse Biden policy. We are right. The public will be with us but they've got to see us fighting. We have to give them a chance to see the difference between us and liberal Democrats."
Sen. Lindsey Graham appeared on Hannity and delivered a four-minute rant about sanctuary cities and his deal to drop a Senate blockade. He obtained assurances that he would eventually get a vote on legislation to criminalize sanctuary-city policies. Graham named Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis' mayor as officials who would face prosecution under his bill for defying federal law. He recounted his Senate-floor remarks and urged Republicans to stand firm and show voters a clear contrast with liberal Democrats. He predicted public support, promised action in two weeks, and anticipated John Kennedy criticizing sanctuary cities. Sean Hannity interrupted with a smirk as Graham finished.
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