Trump’s NYC Sanctuary Lawsuit Thrown Out In Federal Court, Mamdani Declares Total Victory The Trump administration tried to bully New York City into doing ICE’s dirty work, and Mayor Mamdani just handed him a humiliating, definitive loss in federal court. A Brooklyn federal judge threw out the administration’s lawsuit challenging New York’s sanctuary laws, which bar city agencies from jailing people for ICE or sharing resident personal data. Judge Ramón Reyes ruled the federal government had no legal standing to sue in the first place, dealing a sharp blow to its national immigration enforcement push. He went further, finding that forcing local officials to carry out federal immigration enforcement would violate constitutional protections against federal overreach. That’s about as American as it gets: Washington doesn’t get to bully a city into doing its bidding, no matter how loudly Wannabe-King Donald stomps his feet. Mayor Mamdani called the ruling a victory for all New Yorkers and a direct rebuke to ICE’s deportation agenda. He summed it up in three blunt words: “Today, they lost.” The win comes one week after an ICE agent fired on Oscar Belgal, striking him in the neck during a traffic stop in Marble Hill. His lawyers say his 5-year-old son was in the back seat. Mamdani spent two hours on the phone personally pushing the so-called Toddler-in-Chief to release Belgal, but Trump refused to budge on the case entirely. The contrast is impossible to miss: the president wouldn’t listen to a city’s elected leader, but a federal judge stepped in to uphold constitutional limits. For New York, the ruling carries deep symbolic weight. The city that welcomed millions past the Statue of Liberty will not hand its immigrant residents over to ICE. - @breaking.news8829