The leaders of several sanctuary cities, who strongly opposed Donald Trump's immigration policies during his first term, are now rethinking their approach, as he prepares to return to office with mass deportation plans.
Few city officials have become less committed to the "sanctuary city" label, and are now open to cooperating with federal immigration authorities. However, others remain firm in their stance, continuing to declare their cities as safe havens for undocumented immigrants and refusing to support Trump's deportation efforts, NBC News reported.
