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This contract, and we are. reporter: the decade old contract will expire august 31st. jon: any response from i.c.e.? >> i.c.e. says they're going to continue to do what they do. they're going to do their job. they said i.c.e. is deeply disappointed with the city's decision, despite attempts to destruct i.c.e.'s lawful efforts to apprehend criminal aliens. the agency is committed to efforts to uphold public safety in the city of philadelphia. and i.c.e. advocates say the abolish i.c.e. movement the make it easier for immigrants to find refuge. >> this is just the natural next step in this mayor...

It is still called air force one. any time the president is boarding it, is on board, it gets that designation with air traffic control. so the president will fly back to d.c. it will be a quick trip and back to the oval office and work. in the meantime, the president suggested he is prepared to go to the mat on immigration reform. what he's threatening and why it could have a big impact on the midterms? and a sanctuary city escalating its feud with the white house announcing the end of a decade long contract with i.c.e. how the administration is responding? plus, the white house hanging i...

This, as democrats blame republicans for a lack of progress. >> democrats want to work on a bipartisan, comprehensive immigration reform package to address all of our issues across the country. under speaker paul ryan that republicans refuse to bring the d.r.e.a.m. act to the floor, refuse to bring the usa act which is part of the bill. >> the president is asking for $25 billion for the wall. only 6 billion set aside so far. the city of philadelphia pushing back against the president's immigration policies announcing it will no longer share arrest database with i.c.e. immigrations and custom...

Trusts immigrations and customs enforcement to have access to realtime arrest information because they believe i.c.e. is using the data to deport innocent people. the decision comes after days of protests from abolished i.c.e. demonstrates who camped outside of philadelphia city hall, at one point storming city hall to force a one-on-one meeting with the mayor. the organizers got the meetings demanding they end the contract with i.c.e. that granted the agency access to the preliminary arraignment reporting system or pars. mayor jim kinney said after thorough review i.c.e. is misusing the infor...