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Mayors Stand Firm on Sanctuary Policies Despite Threats

Mayors Stand Firm on Sanctuary Policies Despite Threats

by Samanta Habashy | Mar 6, 2025 | Featured, Immigration, Politics

WASHINGTON –  Despite the Trump administration’s threats to withhold funding, four Democratic mayors defended their cities’ sanctuary policies before the House Oversight Committee on Tuesday.   Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, New York City Mayor Eric Adams,...
In his parting speech to mayors, Biden says his administration’s investment in cities will last

In his parting speech to mayors, Biden says his administration’s investment in cities will last

by Rachel Spears | Jan 22, 2025 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON – On his last business day in the White House, President Joe Biden told mayors that investments his administration made will continue to help cities thrive for years to come.  “When we act together there’s not a damn thing we can’t do. In America, anything...
Biden marks two years in office with address to bipartisan group of mayors

Biden marks two years in office with address to bipartisan group of mayors

by Kate Walter | Jan 21, 2023 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — Two years to the day since he was sworn into office, President Joe Biden spoke to a bipartisan group of 200 mayors to highlight his administration’s accomplishments and the importance of mayoral leadership.  The President lauded the work of members of his...
Mayors talk job creation, economic growth at winter meeting

Mayors talk job creation, economic growth at winter meeting

by Preetisha Sen | Jan 22, 2014 | Business

  WASHINGTON – After a disappointing year for the economic health of American cities, the U.S. Conference of Mayors is looking forward to positive growth in jobs and the economy this year. For three days, more than 280 mayors attending the U.S. Conference of...

Duncan assures mayors there are financial resources available for education reform

by Safiya Merchant | Jan 18, 2012 | Education, Politics

  WASHINGTON — Secretary of Education Arne Duncan told the nation’s mayors Wednesday that 11 states have submitted proposals to be exempted from portions of the No Child Left Behind law and he will approve them within weeks. No Child Left Behind, the...
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