Philadelphia is among dozens of cities and counties named on a list released by the Department of Homeland Security targeting sanctuary jurisdictions.

According to DHS, the list identified cities, counties and states that are "obstructing" federal immigration laws.

As of Sunday, the list no longer appeared on the Department of Homeland Security's website. The list is being constantly reviewed and can be changed at any time and will be updated regularly, a DHS senior official said.

Some officials around the country pushed back against the list, which contained spelling errors and mistakes.

The list was published as part of President Trump's Executive Order 14287: Protecting American Communities from Criminal Aliens. The agency is calling on jurisdictions to review and revise their policies to comply with federal immigration law.

"Sanctuary jurisdictions undermine the rule of law and endanger the lives of Americans and law enforcement," DHS said in a statement.

DHS said before the list was removed that each jurisdiction on the list will be formally notified of its noncompliance and all potential violations of federal criminal statutes. DHS said the list will be reviewed and updated regularly.

DHS said they are demanding that these jurisdictions immediately review and revise their policies to align with federal immigration laws.

Philly's executive order enacted during Mayor Jim Kenney's administration, No. 5-16, is still in effect. The order says the city does not comply with ICE detainer requests unless they are supported by a warrant and are for a person being released after a first- or second-degree felony conviction.

City officials said in a January "Trump preparedness hearing" that immigration status will not be collected from any city resident unless they are seeking a service that requires it. In other words, people seeking police, fire, homeless services, child protective services and mental health services will not be asked for their immigration status.

The sanctuary jurisdictions in the Philly region on the list included New Jersey and Delaware as well as Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties in Pennsylvania. 

Here are the sanctuary jurisdictions in our area on the list:

Pennsylvania

Cities

• Gettysburg

• Philadelphia

• Pittsburgh

• State College

• York

Counties

• Adams County

• Allegheny County

• Centre County

• Chester County

• Clarion County 

• Dauphin County

• Delaware County

• Lehigh County

• Montgomery County

• Montour County

• Northampton County

New Jersey

• Self-Identification as a State Sanctuary Jurisdiction 

Counties

• Burlington County
• Cumberland County
• Warren County

Cities

• Asbury Park
• Bloomfield
• Camden
• East Orange
• Hoboken
• Jersey City
• Leonia  
• Linden
• Maplewood
• Montclair Township
• Newark
• North Bergen
• Paterson
• Plainfield
• Prospect Park
• South Orange
• Trenton
• Union City

Delaware

• Self-Identification as a State Sanctuary Jurisdiction

Counties

• New Castle County

Cities

• Camden
• Newark