City leaders fear Trump will financially penalize “sanctuary cities”

BOSTON — President-elect Donald Trump's campaign vow to, if elected, strip away federal funding from American cities that participate in so-called "sanctuary" programs for illegal aliens, predictably has city councilors across the commonwealth up in arms.
On Tuesday Boston City Council President Michelle Wu took to social media to point out that the Hub happens to be such a city, noting that a series of sanctuary city protections, which bar police from working with federal immigration authorities, "unanimously passed" in 2014.