Trump to publish crimes committed by illegal aliens

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President Trump signed an executive order 'enhancing public safety' in US
Homeland Security Secretary will publish comprehensive list of crimes weekly
The executive order includes cutting federal funding for sanctuary cities
Mayors in cities across the country have vowed to defy the president

Published: 12:05 EST, 27 January 2017 | Updated: 12:05 EST, 27 January 2017

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In an executive action created to 'enhance the public safety' of the United States, President Donald Trump has signed an order that will involve publishing a weekly list of crimes committed by illegal immigrants.

The list, also known as a Declined Detainer Outcome Report, will include a comprehensive list of criminal activity committed by illegal aliens that will 'better inform' the public.

Trump signed the order on Wednesday which also stated that jurisdictions (sanctuary cities) which failed to comply with the order will lose federal funding.

Trump signed an executive order Wednesday (pictured) to cut federal funding for cities that do not arrest or detain undocumented immigrants

Donald Trump's executive order stated the 300 sanctuary cities and states will lose federal funding if they fail to arrest and detain undocumented immigrants

The document states that the 300 sanctuary cities which currently exist nationwide violate federal law as they attempt to 'shield aliens' from deportation.

Trump added that these cities have caused 'immeasurable harm' to Americans.

Although the president does not have power to withhold all federal funding, he can pressure cities to comply by cutting grants.

HOW MUCH COULD SANCTUARY CITIES LOSE?

New York City: $10.4 billion

Chicago: $1.3 billion

San Francisco: $1 billion

Boston: $250 million

Seattle: $85 million

Santa Fe: $6 million

Sources: CNN Money, DNA Info, Boston Globe, Kiro 7 and the San Francisco Examiner

The administration also plans to crack down by hiring an additional 10,000 immigration officers.

New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio vowed not to 'deport law-abiding New Yorkers' in a news conference on Wednesday.

Mayors in Santa Fe, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle and Boston have all defied the president's order and pledged to protect immigrants.

New York Police Department has a list of 170 criminal offenses that are not covered by the sanctuary policy, such as felony assault, rape, murder, terrorism, and gun smuggling and witness tampering, the New York Post reported.

NYPD is required to report those illegal immigrants charged with those crimes to federal law enforcement.

Protesters also held signs near the White House during a protest about Trump's immigration policies after he signed his two executive orders Wednesday