Trump Pledges to End Sanctuary Cities in Town Hall with Female Voters
During a Georgia town hall, Trump outlines plans to end sanctuary cities and restore law enforcement powers, addressing key voter concerns.
- Former President Donald Trump promised to end sanctuary cities immediately if re-elected, citing the need for increased public safety.
- Trump discussed utilizing the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 as a potential tool to eliminate sanctuary cities across the United States.
- He emphasized the importance of restoring law enforcement officers' ability to perform their duties without fear of legal repercussions.
- The town hall event highlighted key voter issues such as crime, the economy, and abortion, with Trump addressing each topic directly.
- Recent polling shows Trump leading Vice President Kamala Harris on issues like the economy and immigration, while Harris leads on health care and climate change.