Court Rules The DOJ Can Withhold Grants From 'Sanctuary Jurisdictions'

The DOJ announced it would withhold policing grants from sanctuary jurisdictions unless they cooperated with federal immigration authorities. Several states sued, challenging these requirements. A recent ruling overturned previous court decisions, supporting the DOJ's stance. This decision is part of a broader conflict over immigration policies under the Trump administration. Despite this ruling, other courts have ruled against the DOJ, suggesting states might resist compliance.

How did the ruling on Wednesday affect the Trump administration's stance?

What could states potentially cite as a reason to not comply with the DOJ's requirements?