Gov. on ICE and recent funding threat

22 News state house reporter Olivia Ray has the governor's opinion on ICE and recent funding threats. >> After President Trump threatened to end federal funding for so-called sanctuary cities starting February 1st, Governor Healey spoke out against the president and ICE. This coming after civilian Renee Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minnesota. All caught on video and widely shared across social media. President Trump issued the funding threat on Wednesday, claiming sanctuary cities quote breed crime and violence in a truth social post reading effective February 1st. No more payments will be made by the federal government to states for their corrupt criminal protection centers known as sanctuary cities in all caps. Although Governor Healey has said numerous times that Massachusetts has no sanctuary cities, she did respond to their threat saying to reporters, quote, "Well, I won't give you the finger." referring to the president flipping the bird to a protester in Detroit on Tuesday. The governor continued shifting to commentary on ICE, which she says is causing such fear in the Bay State that immigrant families are avoiding leaving their homes. Healey pointed to videos showing the circumstances surrounding Good's death, repeating that ICE is not proper law enforcement, saying, quote, "I don't know if it reflects that they're not trained. I don't know what's going on, but it's just wrong. And that's why so many people are so upset and so many people are terrified. When asked what she can do to protect Massachusetts families concerned about ICE, Governor Healey explained that as a state official, she has very little power over a federal agency, but she will do quote the very best she can. Working for you from the state house in Boston, I'm Olivia Ray, 22 News.