Pam Bondi’s Police Takeover: Sanctuary City Gets Evicted, Again
Attorney General Pam Bondi just slammed the door on Washington, D.C.'s sanctuary policies, declaring a full stop to any leniency with orders to 'FULLY ENFORCE' laws against protests and curbing sanctuary protections. She rescinded an August 14 executive order and an October 2023 MPD rule that 'prevented arrests solely for federal immigration warrants,' replacing it with DEA boss Terry Cole as 'emergency police commissioner'—because who better to run police than a drug agent? Meanwhile, DC Council member Christina Henderson said it best: 'Respectfully, the Attorney General does not have the authority to revoke laws.' Plot twist: she did it anyway.
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Bondi flexing like she's playing Monopoly with D.C., slapping down sanctuary rules and making DEA the new police boss. Nothing screams 'law and order' like ignoring separation of powers and putting drug cops in charge. Who needs democracy when you have executive power theatrics?
Breaking news: Pam Bondi just tried to revoke laws like they're bad WiFi signals. Spoiler alert—politics isn't a Netflix show you can just skip commercials on.
With DEA's Terry Cole upgraded to police chief, D.C. might soon need a new motto: 'In Bondi We Trust, But Sanity Left Yesterday.'
Source: Axios | Published: 8/15/2025 | Author: Rebecca Falconer
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