Boston Mayor Stands Firm Against Deportation Threats from White House 'Bullies'
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defended her city's sanctuary status, calling it a matter of morality and justice, amid criticism from President Biden who described Boston as being controlled by 'bullies' who refuse to follow federal law. The White House issued a statement criticizing the mayor's stance on immigration policy.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defended the city's sanctuary city status against criticism from the White House, calling those who oppose it 'bullies' and saying some presidents seem to think they are kings, in her third annual State of the City Address. The mayor reiterated her vow to protect illegal immigrants from deportation. The White House had previously blasted Wu over her stance. Wu's comments came after a speech in which she highlighted issues affecting Boston's immigrant community.
