Democratic-controlled cities are finalizing plans to oppose mass deportation
Los Angeles As local officials, advocacy organizations, and the country's second-largest school system begin organizing to fight mass deportations, the pushback that blue state governors pledged following Donald Trump's election is starting to take shape.
The cities of Philadelphia, Chicago, and Los Angeles have pledged to protect undocumented residents of the United States from the incoming Trump administration's plans to carry out what it claims will be the most extensive deportation campaign in history.
The ACLU of Southern California sued U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement this month, seeking information on how the next administration intends to conduct the roundups, while the Los Angeles Unified School District declared itself a sanctuary for migrants.
Although local authoriti...