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Deutsche Welle27.05.2026Politique

Trump administration considers halting immigration processing in 'sanctuary cities'

Trump Administration Sanctuary Cities Immigration Crackdown

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The Trump administration plans to halt immigration and customs processing at airports in Democratic-run 'sanctuary cities', potentially disrupting travel and trade ahead of the FIFA World Cup, sparking warnings of severe economic harm from airlines, tourism groups, and some administration officials.

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