Cory Booker says sanctuary city plan would make country less safe

When then-Attorney Jeff Sessions tried in 2017 to stop Democrat-led cities from becoming sanctuaries for illegals, he cried foul. When the president declared a national emergency earlier this year to obtain funding for the construction of a wall, he cried foul. And when Trump recently announced that he's going to start releasing detained illegals in sanctuary cities, Booker again cried foul.

Speaking on CBS's "Face the Nation," he specifically said that releasing illegals in sanctuary cities such as hometown of New Jersey would make said cities "less safe."