Democratic shelter leader resists Trump administrator’s final message: “No intention to change”

After the U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi On the deadline to start working with federal authorities this week, states like Washington said “they have no intention of changing our values in the face of the threat from the Trump administration.”

Washington State Governor Bob Ferguson, Democrat, shared a letter he sent to Bundy on X, in which he wrote: “Notify you hereby Washington State Not bullied or intimidated by threats and unfounded legal allegations. ”

“Our state legislature passed a bipartisan law that appropriately and legally limits the transfer of our state and local resources to federal immigration enforcement,” Ferguson wrote in his response to Bondi. He also personally fell into Bondi and wrote that she “embarrassed and humiliated the office by the threat of prosecuting state officials for crimes.”

He claimed: “Washington State is proud to be a passionate community and values the contribution of immigrants and refugees to our economic and cultural structure. We do so while considering and complying with applicable federal laws.”

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You seem to believe that the courage to threaten criminal prosecution will cause me to harm the value of my status. “He continued, “I am ready to defend Washington from any lawsuit you wish to pursue.

“Washington State has no intention of facing the threat from the Trump administration,” Ferguson wrote in another X post.

Bondy announced Thursday that she has sent a week of shelter jurisdiction nationwide to comply with federal immigration law or facial Justice Department action. Bondy said of the Fox business that she sent letters to 32 mayors and seven governors: “Tell them better, or you’re the next one.”

Bondy highlighted a letter she sent to the California State Government. Gavin Newsom “Individuals operating under the color of the law, using their official positions to block federal immigration enforcement and promote or promote illegal immigration may be subject to criminal charges,” she warned.

The letter was shared on social media, and he said that cooperation between federal, state and local law enforcement agencies, including in immigration enforcement, is “critical for enforcing federal laws and protecting national security.”

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California Governor Gavin Newsom delivered a speech on the redivision. (Reuters/Mike Black)

“Below President TrumpBundy wrote that Trump directed her to “identify the asylum jurisdiction and notify them of their illegal asylum status and potential violations of federal law”, Bundy said that state and local governments’ comprehensive cooperation in immigration enforcement is a comprehensive cooperation in immigration enforcement efforts.

Several other democratic controls Shelter Jurisdiction Similarly, their response to Bundy’s letter also took a rebellious tone.

Mayor of Boston Michelle WuDemocrats held a raucous press conference on Tuesday, and bold Bundy followed her letter, saying: “Stop attacking our cities to hide the failure of the administration. Unlike the Trump administration, Boston follows the law…you are legally wrong, you are wrong in terms of security.”

“A city that is completely strange to the residents living in our city is completely strange. We are picking on your failures to deliver on your promise.”

Meanwhile, Newsom, who has rumored that there is a presidential aspiration, called Bundy’s letter “another attempt by the federal government that forces states to bend over and accept their authoritarian tactics.”

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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu spoke at a press conference outlining the city’s demands for U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi’s request for Boston to work with the federal mass deportation. (Getty Images/Lane Turner)

Newsom’s office shared a letter with Fox News Digital, sent to Bundy by Governor’s Secretary of Legal Affairs David Sapp, which pointed to the 2019 ruling of the Ninth Circuit that said: “California has the right to, according to this ruling. [Tenth Amendment’s] Avoid villain rules that assist federal efforts. “Sap claims that threats to prosecute in California “will be “rule of law” and may constitute malicious prosecution. ”

“The court has reaffirmed the effectiveness of California law time and time again,” Newsom said in another statement shared with Fox News Digital, “and we will not be bullied to abandon our sovereignty.”

The leader of Oregon Governor Tina Kotek, a northern California neighbor, revolts, said on X, “I will fight for the safety and prosperity of every Oregonian, from the recent immigrants to the people who have come here for generations.”

Kotek’s office shared her reply letter to Bundy, who sent it on Tuesday, saying she “respects” Bundy’s assertion that Oregon law “blocks federal immigration enforcement.”

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New York Governor Kathy Hochul shoots Bondi, accusing her of thinking “the state is just a vassal of the federal government.” (Photo by Alex Kent/Getty Images)

“No public officials or law enforcement officers in Oregon do anything to “hinder” federal immigration efforts,” she claimed. “So there is no need to ‘initiative now’ to eliminate the law.”

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Despite the callback, Ministry of Justice Tell Fox News that the agency is now in talks with multiple jurisdictions to end the asylum policy.

A Justice Department spokesman pointed Fox News to several lawsuits the agency has filed against Los Angeles, New York, Colorado, Illinois and several other cities.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul’s office shared a letter she sent to Bondi on Tuesday, with the governor accusing the attorney general of thinking that “states are just vassals of the federal government.”

“These disputes are correct in the court’s resolution,” Hochul wrote, “At the same time, I will continue to uphold my constitutional obligations to take care of the faithful enforcement of New York’s laws.”

Fox News Digital also contacted Ferguson, Colorado Governor Jared Polis, Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, but received no statements at the time of publication.

Charles Creitz, Danielle Wallace and Anders Hagstrom of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.