Trump Makes LA Mayor Cry

President Donald Trump’s administration is going head-to-head with the city of Los Angeles, launching a powerful federal lawsuit aimed at dismantling its dangerous “sanctuary city” protections that shield illegal immigrants from deportation.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass reacted with outrage, claiming the city’s decades-old policies are being unfairly targeted. “This lawsuit is an attack on our values,” she said during a press conference, defending local ordinances that critics argue put American lives at risk by harboring violent criminal aliens.

Bass insisted the original intent behind sanctuary policies was to promote public safety by encouraging illegal immigrants to report crimes without fear. But under President Trump’s leadership, the federal government is calling out these policies as unconstitutional and reckless.

“Los Angeles’ sanctuary city laws are not only illegal—they actively obstruct the enforcement of federal immigration law,” the Department of Justice stated in the lawsuit, invoking the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

This is the fourth federal lawsuit filed by the Trump administration to challenge sanctuary city protections, but the timing is critical. It follows a wave of national immigration raids that led to mass protests, property damage, and violent confrontations with law enforcement.

In response to the escalating chaos, President Trump deployed the National Guard and U.S. Marines to restore law and order—an action cheered by conservatives across the country but condemned by California Democrats who continue to put politics above public safety.

While liberal leaders in Los Angeles double down on shielding illegal immigrants—even those with criminal records—President Trump is drawing a line in the sand: American sovereignty, public safety, and the rule of law come first.