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Jorge O. Elorza currently serves as the 38th mayor of Providence, the capital city of Rhode Island. Born and raised in Providence, Mayor Elorza took office in January 2015 and has strived to build a Providence that works for all of its residents.
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After the Trump administration quit talks over the U.N. Migration Compact, U.S. mayors joined a petition for cities to play a greater role. Jorge Elorza, mayor of Providence, Rhode Island, and Brookings’ Jessica Brandt examine the significance of cities stepping in.
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