A Republican from Norwell shut down a House session Friday for the second day in a row over concerns he has with a tax shift plan from Boston Mayor Michelle Wu that has faced renewed pushback in the Legislature this week.

This is the second time state Representative David DeCoste of Norwell, who does not represent any part of Boston, has prevented Mayor Michelle Wu's measure from moving forward in the state House.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu continues to be in the national spotlight after she vowed and doubled down that the city will not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement when President-elect Trump regains office.

Wu has said the measure is urgently needed, but a lawmaker who does not represent any part of Boston was able to stop the bill from advancing, at least temporarily.

In a rare second appearance before state lawmakers, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Wednesday made another push for the authority to temporarily shift more of Boston’s property tax levy onto commercial and industrial property owners.

A time-sensitive plan from Mayor Michelle Wu to shift more property tax burden onto the commercial sector will not reach Gov. Maura Healey’s desk this week after the Senate broke for the week and

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s property tax reclassification plan advanced in the House Thursday but not enough representatives showed up for session, enabling a South Shore Republican with concerns about the plan’s impacts on the business community to delay action on the bill.