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Hot line to report raids in progress. >> we have cut i.c.e. off from access to any cpd databases so they cant use information gathered by cpd to help as facilitate their immoral round-up of immigrant families. >> reporter: i.c.e. is fighting back, saying this lack of cooperation not only puts the community at risk, but also cops, raising the possibility of so-called blue on blue incidents. washington just passed the strictest sanctuary state law in the country, cracking down on any jurisdiction ...

Force according to border patrol. >> a local sheriff will not cooperate with ice. it is not his departments job to enforce federal immigration laws, his department will not honor detention requests without a warrant. suspects will not be asked about their citizenship because it would be discriminatory. chicago will elect its first-ever african-american female mayor come april. lori lightfoot, the top vote getter overnight, and neither secured 50% of votes needed to win during yesterdays election...

Pete: jillian has some news. jillian: a number of stories, a judge ordered a hearing for a woman who left the us to join isis and is planning to come back, lawyers for the secretary of state mike pompeo are expected in court monday. the family is suing the trump administration to return to america. so far the administration refused, claiming shes not a citizen. a north carolina sheriff will not cooperate with ice but some county sheriff says it is not his job to enforce federal immigration laws....

Cities. [ applause ] >> the president is praising one mayor tonight tweeting quote, miami-dade mayor develops sanctuary policy, right decision strong today mayor carlos jimenez required to follow with detention requests but as we mentioned, the mayor of other cities are fighting back. mayor garcetti, what was your reaction when trumps executive order told cities like yours to play ball on immigration or lose funding? >> a lot of us knows were the engines of opportunity of economic come back. wer...

Was a no-brainer. its a $52,000 a year issue for miami-dade. we now will go back to our 2014 policy that well honor the detention requests regardless of the fact if their government says they will pay for it. steve: our tweeter in chief, president trump, after you made that announcement tweeted this out. miami-dade mayor drops sanctuary policy. right decision. strong. mayor, whats your message to as brian mentioned the mayor of new york who said, you know, we are not going to budge. the mayor of...

Crack down on sanctuary cities? >> we have been under this watch since the obama administration. about six months ago they published a report stating that there was a resolution that we had passed down here in miami-dade that asked for reimbursement for the federal government whenever they had a detention request and they didnt document that they were going to reimburse us then we would hold our prisoners as long as we would normally hold them and then release them. that was a policy -- we were ...

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