Wu, Boston Police Department and Congress

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defends "sanctuary city" policies before Congress
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu testified before a House committee on so-called "sanctuary cities" in Washington Wednesday.
Boston City Council presses for Trust Act expansion after Mayor Wu’s Congressional sanctuary hearing
Fresh off the mayor’s defense of the city’s sanctuary policies and public safety record before a Congressional oversight committee, the Boston City Council held a community-based hearing where
MassGOP chair: Mayor Wu's sanctuary city policies 'jeopardizing the safety of residents'
Amy Carnevale, chair of the state's Republican Party, MassGOP, told Fox News Digital that she expects Wu to talk about "how Boston is a safer city than" New York City, Denver and Chicago, which will also be under a congressional microscope Thursday as leaders from all four cities are called to testify.
Michelle Wu defends Boston's immigration policies in Congress hearing. Here's what she said
If you want to make us safe, pass gun reforms, stop cutting Medicaid, stop cutting cancer research, stop cutting funds for veterans. That is what will make our city safe.”
Wu fiercely defends Boston's immigration policy at congressional hearing
There’s no official definition of a “sanctuary city,” but Boston’s Trust Act places restrictions on local police cooperation with ICE officials. Mayor Wu defended that act in her testimony Wednesday, saying Boston is a welcoming place for immigrants.
Boston mayor faces heat over sanctuary city policies as Patriots owner's son goes on offensive
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will take questions regarding sanctuary city policies from Congress on Wednesday amid a recent spar with border czar Tom Homan.
Boston Mayor Stands By $650,000 Legal Bill To Prepare For Sanctuary City Congressional Hearing
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu stood by her decision to spend well over half a million taxpayer dollars to prepare for
After criticism, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defends $650K legal bill for Congressional sanctuary hearing
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defended the whopping $650,000 legal bill the city paid to help her prepare for a Congressional hearing on sanctuary cities, saying it was necessary amid threats to put her in jail and cut the Hub’s federal funding.
Mayor Wu touted Boston’s safety, remained defiant during hourslong GOP-led hearing. Here’s how it unfolded.
Wu emerged from the marathon hearing largely unscathed, and managed to land a few hits in the face of aggressive questioning.
Boston mayoral candidate Josh Kraft goes 'On The Record' on running against Wu, working with Trump
Josh Kraft, who has worked across Boston's neighborhoods for 35 years, has never held an elected office, but intends to run ...
Tom Homan to Boston Mayor Wu: "Who Doesn't Want To Bring Hell To An Illegal Alien That Raped A Child?"
Trump border czar Tom Homan in an interview with Laura Ingraham responds to Boston Mayor and various other mayors that oppose his actions to deport criminal illegal aliens. "Shame on them, and for the ...
Mayor Wu is heading to the D.C. circus
Mayor Wu and three other Democratic mayors have been summoned to Washington by MAGA kooks who would rather grandstand on ...
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s fight with border czar Tom Homan builds after sanctuary city hearing
Mayor Wu should be standing beside me ... throwing a shot at the border czar. “Let’s talk about Tom Homan,” the Boston ...
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Wu flags pedestrian safety as factor for Everett stadium
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has the proposed Everett soccer stadium on her mind, and will be at a Knights of Columbus hall in Charlestown Tuesday night to hear from community members about the project.