Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said she never intended to pick a fight with federal officials in the incoming Trump administration while firmly reiterating the city’s intent to resist mass deportation plans.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu says the city will not cooperate with immigration officials if the the incoming president follows through on his campaign promise. This has landed Wu in a back and forth with Trump's choice for border czar.

Mayor Michelle Wu and Tom Homan, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for "border czar," are clashing over deportation comments. What they each said

Boston’s Democrat Mayor Michelle Wu said in an interview on Sunday that her city won’t cooperate with the looming mass deportation operation from the incoming Trump administration.

Wu responded to attacks from incoming "border czar" for the Trump administration, Tom Homan, over her approach to promised mass deportations.

Tensions are rising between state officials and the incoming Trump administration over its planned deportations, which could affect thousands in the Bay State.

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Following more national focus on the friction between the incoming Trump administration and Boston over immigration plans, Mayor Michelle Wu said she never intended to pick a fight with the federal officials but firmly reiterated city's intent to resist any mass deportations in a WBUR segment aired Wednesday.

Sanctuary cities across Massachusetts and the U.S. are facing threats of losing federal funding from President-elect Donald Trump and advisors.