Last year, all eyes were on Philadelphia as a federal judge was set to decide the implications of its status as a “sanctuary city” in the age of the Trump administration.

Specifically at issue in the case was whether the government had the authority to cut off federal funding to the city over its policy of noncooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement in rounding up undocumented immigrants within city limits.

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