President Donald Trump will suspend payments to sanctuary cities starting February 1st. He also criticized Minnesota officials over alleged widespread fraud.

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that starting Feb. 1 he will deny federal funding to any states that are home to local governments resisting his administration’s immigration policies, expanding on previous threats to cut off resources to the so-called sanctuary cities themselves.

President Trump is renewing threats to freeze federal funding for sanctuary cities starting February 1, a move that legal experts say he may not have the authority to enforce. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are pushing back,

Trump said the federal government will stop making payments to sanctuary cities and states with those cities starting February 1.

President Donald Trump is threatening to cut funding to states with sanctuary cities, a move that could affect a sizable portion of the United States ... though he's tried it before, unsuccessfully.

President Trump announced early Wednesday that his administration will strip federal funding from sanctuary cities and states, in line with policies he promoted on the campaign trail. “EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY FIRST,

President Trump is expanding his threats to cut off resources for local governments who differ when it comes to his administration's immigration policies.

President Trump announced he will cut all federal payments to sanctuary cities and states that refuse to cooperate with ICE and other federal immigration enforcement.