Council meetings are often drab affairs in which officials in suits debate bin collections and the minutia fire safety regulations. But a meeting in Massachusetts this week bucked the trend as drag queens, pastors and a seven-year-old boy pleaded to councillors, one by one, to designate their city a safe haven for transgender people.

There’s a new safe haven for those who identify as transgender in the Bay State, after Worcester officially became a sanctuary city for that community during a lengthy city council meeting on Tuesday night.

Boston-area radio host Jim Polito reacts to the Worcester, Mass., City Council voting in favor of a resolution to become a sanctuary city for transgender individuals on 'The Ingraham Angle.'