House votes to end Washington D.C.’s sanctuary city status

House votes to end Washington D.C.’s sanctuary city status
U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson representing Louisiana's 4th Congressional District — Official U.S. House headshot
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Speaker Johnson has announced that the House of Representatives passed H.R. 2056, a bill aimed at requiring Washington D.C. to adhere to federal immigration laws, effectively ending its status as a sanctuary city.

In his statement, Speaker Johnson referenced recent events in Los Angeles as an example of the consequences when cities prioritize political agendas over public safety. He criticized D.C. leaders for following the example of sanctuary states like California and New York by protecting illegal aliens instead of American citizens.

“Today, House Republicans voted to end D.C.’s sanctuary status and restore the rule of law in our nation’s capital,” said Speaker Johnson. He also accused Democrats of supporting violent illegal aliens and gang members while affirming that Republicans stand with Americans who favor safe communities.



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