The Trump Administration has moved to increase pressure on sanctuary cities and jurisdictions across the United States by publicly naming areas accused of obstructing federal immigration enforcement. Among those on the list are Minneapolis, St. Paul, Baltimore, and several counties in Colorado and Maryland, which officials claim are harboring criminals and defying federal laws. In response, mayors and local leaders from various cities, including Nashville and Cincinnati, have pushed back against these designations, arguing they are unfounded and harmful. As federal authorities ramp up their scrutiny, local governments are bracing for possible repercussions, including loss of federal funding.