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Speaker 1: On Monday, the Attorney General Jeff's Sessions, appeared at the
Speaker 1: White House Daily Press Briefing. He made an appeal to
Speaker 1: local governments to cooperate with federal immigration law. He also
Speaker 1: warned the Justice Department with serious about withholding federal money
Speaker 1: from cities that don't play ball. A couple of days later,
Speaker 1: the liberals who run Seattle sent Jeff Sessions their answer
Speaker 1: in the form of a lawsuit. They claim that President
Speaker 1: Trump's executive order violates the tenth Amendment of the Constitution
Speaker 1: by making local governments enforced federal law. They also argued
Speaker 1: that it's unconstitutional to hold hostage federal funds that aren't
Speaker 1: related to immigration. Now, technically there's nothing to sue over
Speaker 1: because nothing's happened to Seattle yet, because no federal money
Speaker 1: has been withheld yet. But Seattle is claiming that the
Speaker 1: mere threat of withholding money has damaged them because it
Speaker 1: makes it impossible for Seattle to come up with a
Speaker 1: budget for next year. Now, look, federal immigration laws cut
Speaker 1: and dry. There's no guesswork involved. Local governments are required
Speaker 1: to share information with federal officials about the immigration status
Speaker 1: of people they detain. Over eighty percent of voters want
Speaker 1: immigration laws followed, but these liberals are determined to disobey them.
Speaker 1: The good news is that this issue is coming to
Speaker 1: a head and thanks to the Trump administration, the battle
Speaker 1: for the rule of law has been joined, finally,