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.

St. Paul and Minneapolis have joined a lawsuit filed by sanctuary cities across the country, objecting to President Donald Trump’s executive order tying federal funds to cities’ participation in the administration’s immigration enforcement.

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.