The republican bill would reduce the funds of cities defying immigration laws

First on Fox: A Senate republican wants to reduce federal funding in “anarchist jurisdictions” which fall under the immigration program of President Donald Trump following the anti-gloss riots in Los Angeles.

Senator Tim Sheehy, R-Mont., Plans to introduce the anarchists Stop to endanger the law on cities (safe), which would put the cities which would reject the immigration plan of the Trump administration in danger of losing federal funding.

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Senator Tim Sheehy, R-Mont., Professor with the Stop anarchists to endanger the law on cities (safe). (Images Andrew Harnik / Getty)

The Sheehy bill would order the Attorney General Pam Bondi to identify and publish a list of anarchist jurisdictions. If a city is on the list, their funding would be endangered.

From there, the Director of the Rush Management and Budget Office Vought Office would publish advice to heads of various federal agencies to restrict the eligibility for anarchist jurisdictions to receive federal subsidies, according to the text of the bill.

“It is not too much for the Americans to ask that their local governments put the security of their people, but too often, far -left officials allow violent criminals to wreak havoc on families, communities and companies without consequences,” said Sheehy in a declaration to Fox News Digital.

“Ensure that the dollars of taxpayers go to the communities that support the law and ensure their citizens in security is America in the first direction,” he continued.

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The mayor of Los Angeles, Karen Bass, is in the fire of the Republicans for how she again manipulates ice protests. (Getty Images)

The thrust occurs from the anti-gloss riots in Los Angeles, where Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass pushed the deportation operations of the Trump administration. In the aftermath of the riots, the Trump administration earlier this month filed a complaint against the city of Los Angeles, where he allegedly alleged that city policies interfere with the federal immigration authorities to do their job.

And last month, a companion in the bill was presented to the House by representative Tony Wied, R-Wis.

“I am grateful to Shheehy Senator to stand with me and declare that we will no longer allow radical elected officials to be rewarded for having put violent extremists on law -respecting citizens,” Wied said in a statement to Fox News Digital. “They must either restore the rule of law in their communities, or lose their federal funding. They cannot have both.”

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The bill aims to codify a service note authorized by Trump during his first mandate on the troubles of major cities across the country after the death of George Floyd.

At the time, Trump argued that his “administration will not allow federal taxes to finance cities which allow themselves to deteriorate in areas without law”.

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He ordered the general of the latestorey William Barr In September 2020 for the Doj published a list that identified the state and local courts which “allowed the violence and destruction of goods to persist and refused to undertake reasonable measures to counter these criminal activities”.

The anarchist courts would list if they prohibit the police to intervene to restore the order, to withdraw the police from an area where they legally the right to be, funded the police or refuse assistance to the police of the federal government and are subject to the loss of federal funding for subsidies.