The city of Chicago is suing the Justice Department over its plans to withhold grant funding from sanctuary cities, which protect undocumented people from some federal law enforcement actions. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

The city of Chicago is suing the Justice Department over its plans to withhold grant funding from sanctuary cities, which protect undocumented people from some federal law enforcement actions. Which of the following comes closest to your view? Published on August 9, 2017 → Survey conducted on August 9, 2017 on 7683 U.S. adults

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Gender

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The federal government should be allowed to withhold all grant funding from sanctuary cities

31%

The federal government should be allowed to withhold some grant funding from sanctuary cities

12%

The federal government should not be allowed to withhold any grant funding from sanctuary cities

35%

Not sure

22%

The federal government should be allowed to withhold all grant funding from sanctuary cities

31%

The federal government should be allowed to withhold some grant funding from sanctuary cities

12%

The federal government should not be allowed to withhold any grant funding from sanctuary cities

35%

Not sure

22%

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