St. Paul and Minneapolis joined San Francisco on Wednesday in suing President Trump over threats to withhold federal funds from cities that interfere with immigration enforcement.

St. Paul and Minneapolis joined San Francisco in suing President Trump over threats to withhold federal funds from cities that interfere with immigration enforcement. Frankie McLister has the details,

The BriefMinneapolis and St. Paul joined the San Francisco v. Trump lawsuit.Several cities are suing the Trump administration over immigration enforcement.ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - Multiple cities are joining the San Francisco v.

For St. Paul, city officials said the executive order forces the city to choose between $260 million in federal funding expected this year, or upholding the city’s 2004 ordinanc

The White House argues St. Paul’s 2004 separation ordinance interferes with federal immigration enforcements, but St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said the city’s policy does not oppose lawful immigration enforcement.

Both St. Paul and Minneapolis city leaders say their staff and resources will not be used for federal immigration enforcement. FOX 9's Soyoung Kim has the full story.