Democratic Mayors Michelle Wu and Brandon Johnson could not explicitly tell Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer Wednesday whether they would

Oversight Committee chairman James Comer got into a screaming match with Democratic Massachusetts Rep. Ayanna Pressley Wednesday as he denied

Kentucky Rep. James Comer, the Republican who chairs the House Oversight Committee, confronted four Democratic sanctuary city mayors on Wednesday over their refusal to fully cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Republican representatives grilled Denver Mayor Mike Johnston during a six hour House Oversight Committee hearing about immigration policy in Washington.

The mayors of four so-called “sanctuary cities” faced tough questions from lawmakers about their policies toward immigrants and how they work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement at a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Wednesday.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams got a warmer welcome than Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, and Denver Mayor Mike Johnston.

Santa Cruz Mayor Fred Keeley (D) defended his city’s sanctuary status, saying the national government “cannot federalize local police” while clarifying his administration will not obstruct immigration enforcement operations.

The Kentucky lawmaker was responding to Boston's Democratic Mayor Michelle Wu, who said at a House of Representatives committee hearing she supported immigration reform but not mass deportations. "I must add I don't think anyone's calling for mass deportations," Comer said, with another participant heard saying: "Wait, what?"

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu testified before a House committee on so-called "sanctuary cities" in Washington Wednesday.