Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers escort an arrestee in an apartment building in the Bronx. Courts disagree on the federal government’s ability to condition grant money on the adherence of state and local law enforcement agencies to federal immigration policy. Photo: Richard Drew/AP
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Monday refused to revisit a panel decision allowing the Trump administration to withhold millions of dollars in law-enforcement grants from New York City and several states over their sanctuary policies on immigration.
The decision, by a majority of the court’s 13 commissioned judges, was a win for the Trump administration’s tough stance against sanctuary policies at the state and local level.
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