Two states and the largest cities within them had nearly opposite reactions after President Trump reiterated his plans to withhold all federal funds from areas in the country that have policies limiting local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

In President Trump's latest move against sanctuary cities, he said places like Chicago could lose all of their federal funding.In a Thursday morning post to his Truth Social account, Mr. Trump wrote,

Mayor Brandon Johnson's office has said the city is in line for $3.5 billion in new and existing federal grants this year. In a statement responding to Trump’s latest barb, Johnson’s office said “the City of Chicago complies with all federal and state laws.

President Donald Trump is threatening to withhold federal funding from sanctuary cities, and that could have a huge impact on Chicago. Governor JB Pritzker could be next in line to testify before Congress after Mayor Brandon Johnson's testimony last month.

President Donald Trump said that he plans to withhold all federal funding to sanctuary cities, a move that would pressure finances from New York to San Francisco. “No more Sanctuary Cities! They protect the Criminals,

President Donald Trump on Thursday morning said his administration is “working on papers” to withhold federal funding from cities and states with policies that limit local law enforcement from cooperating with federal authorities on immigration matters.

In the escalating court battle between the Justice Department and major law firms over President Trump’s punitive executive orders, Chicago-based Jenner & Block is leading a counteroffensive.

Sullivan & Cromwell partner Robert Giuffra is part of an inner circle advising the president as he spars with the legal industry.

President Trump has taken aim at law firms that he believes have wronged him. Here's how they've responded.

In the escalating court battle between the Justice Department and major law firms over President Donald Trump’s punitive executive orders, Chicago-based Jenner & Block is leading a counteroffensive on the front lines in a Washington federal court.

Steven Banks, who once ran New York’s social services department, said he wanted to return to helping the homeless. He leaves within weeks of the elite firm striking a deal with President Trump.

New Hampshire-based Shaheen & Gordon is among the more than 500 law firms now challenging President Trump’s recent executive orders attempting to block the business operations of a handful of prominent law firms who have done work for his political opponents.