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Adams and Hochul need to follow federal law and scuttle illegal sanctuary laws

Last updated: February 14, 2025 6:11 pm
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Mayor Adams has recently made a bold move by pledging cooperation with ICE to apprehend dangerous criminal migrants. However, there seems to be some confusion surrounding the extent of this cooperation. While Adams initially suggested loosening sanctuary laws to allow the NYPD to work with ICE on civil enforcement, he later clarified that this cooperation would only apply to dangerous criminals.

The issue of cooperation between federal, state, and city laws when it comes to working with ICE creates significant gray areas. It is crucial to give ICE all possible leeway when apprehending the most dangerous and criminal illegal immigrants. One critical step in this process is reopening Rikers Island to the feds, allowing for the fast removal of migrant killers, rapists, gangbangers, and other dangerous individuals.

On the other hand, Governor Kathy Hochul also needs to step up and assist border czar Tom Homan. The Green Light law in New York, which bars the Department of Motor Vehicles from releasing driver information to the feds without a court order, subpoena, or warrant, essentially shields illegal immigrants from detection. This law, which guarantees illegal immigrants the right to apply for a New York driver’s license, poses a significant challenge for ICE agents trying to track down hardened criminals.

Hochul should reflect on past attempts to issue driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants and the stance taken by Erie County Clerk Kathy Hochul at that time. The push to “normalize” illegal immigration in New York has faced backlash in recent years, with public opinion turning against tolerating mass illegal immigration. Both Adams and Hochul need to prioritize public safety and ensure that no sanctuary laws shield violent criminals.

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In conclusion, cooperation between local law enforcement and ICE is essential to ensure the safety of New Yorkers. By addressing the challenges posed by sanctuary laws and working towards a more effective collaboration with federal authorities, Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul can make significant strides in protecting communities from dangerous criminal migrants.

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