Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson will testify about the city’s sanctuary city status next week on Capitol Hill before a Republican-led House committee. The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee,

Mayor Brandon Johnson will travel to Washington, D.C., next week to defend Chicago’s status as a sanctuary city. “We’re going to remain a welcoming city and hold to our values,” Johnson said. Set to testify before a Congressional Committee in the nation’s capital,

Ongoing immigration enforcement in Chicago has convinced sanctuary city advocates to withdraw their legal complaint over the action for now and fight the Trump administration in other forums, they said Wednesday.