
<p>Trump&#8217;s tough new AG, Pam Bondi, is showing her mettle by telling Blue State governors who object to her crackdown on their so-called &#8220;sanctuary city&#8221; laws to &#8220;Bring it on.&#8221;</p>



<p>Bondi said President Donald Trump&#8217;s administration will &#8220;find illegal aliens&#8221; and &#8220;deport them in Illinois, New York, and other states&#8221; in her latest warning to Democratic governors.</p>



<p>&#8220;You better comply with federal law, or you will be next,&#8221; Bondi said during an appearance on &#8220;America Reports&#8221; with co-anchors Sandra Smith and John Roberts. Bondi was asked by Smith if there was anything that altered or prioritized some of her initial goals since being sworn into her position on Feb. 5.</p>



<p>Bondi explained that taking the Department of Justice back to its &#8220;prime major function&#8221; of &#8220;fighting violent crime&#8221; was initially her top priority. But she also mentioned that government waste and drug cartels were at the top of her list as well.</p>



<p>She decried that she is, per President Trump&#8217;s direction, doing her part to clamp down on these sanctuary jurisdictions that are not only ignoring but are, in fact, defying federal immigration laws.</p>



<p>Bondi has filed lawsuits against New York and Illinois to force compliance. New York Governor Kathy Hochul had some sharp comments about the lawsuits, but AG Bondi promptly slam-dunked her with three well-chosen words.</p>



<p>Bondi was questioned about New York Governor Kathy Hochul&#8217;s pushback against the Trump administration&#8217;s lawsuit against her state for failure to comply with federal immigration laws. The blue state leader declared on Feb. 12 in an official statement that &#8220;we expect Pam Bondi&#8217;s worthless, publicity-driven lawsuit to be a total failure, just like all the others.&#8221;</p>



<p>Bondi&#8217;s response was direct.</p>



<p>&#8220;Bring it on,&#8221; she said on &#8220;America Reports&#8221;.</p>

Pam Bondi Fires Back at Sanctuary State Governors Reaction to Her Lawsuit: “Bring It On”
