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发帖数: 3435 | 1 New York City Released Hundreds of Criminal Aliens Back Onto the Streets and
, Surprise, Some Committed Additional Crimes
By JENNIFER G. HICKEY June 5, 2018
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Last Thursday, New York City filed a legal brief in support of Philadelphia
’s lawsuit against the Trump administration for moving to withhold federal
grants to cities that adopt sanctuary policies. Hardly able to contain
himself, Mayor Bill de Blasio declared his determination to stand with
Philadelphia in making “the case that local policies that protect resident
immigrants make cities safer.”
A day later, de Blasio case was severely undermined when Immigration and
Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) released a review showing “hundreds of
dangerous criminals” who were set free in accordance with New York City’s
sanctuary policy committed additional offenses, and that that 10 percent
were arrested on post-releases criminal charges.
Between January and mid-April, New York City Police Department (NYPD) and
New York Department of Corrections (NYDOC) ignored all of the 440 detainers
it received and, according to ICE, in 40 cases the criminal aliens were re-
arrested by local law enforcement officers.
The group included a 20-year old Guatemalan who was arrested after his
release on felony grand larceny and resisting arrest charges and a 20-year
old Jamaican who had a criminal history that included arrests for fraud,
robbery and homicide.
Even worse, according to The Washington Examiner, de Blasio and his
administration have violated city policy in some instances.
It has been almost five years since the city council passed a law severely
curbing cooperation with ICE. The city’s policy was tightened in 2014 when
de Blasio signed legislation that limited exceptions to detainers
accompanied by a federal warrant and instances involving individuals who had
been convicted of one of 170 violent or serious felony crimes in the last
five years.
Officials with the Department of Homeland Security told the paper of several
instances when the city released someone who had committed one of the
egregious crimes.
In one case, a Mexican who had been convicted of felony strangulation was
released even though city policy required he be turned over to ICE.
Not even that case would be enough to deter the open border loyalists who
spend their days building more walls to prevent cooperation with ICE. State
lawmakers soon will be debating a bill that would bar ICE from making civil
arrests at state courthouses without a judicial warrant or court order.
Mayor de Blasio may believe his full-throated backing of sanctuary policy
makes for good politics, but it obviously does not make the streets of New
York City any safer. | b*******t
发帖数: 4756 | 2 可以理解吧。别人赚大钱，律师法官咋办？这些人犯点事，就有人请律师啊，纽约再拨
几亿给罪犯请律师。罪犯再进监狱，监狱也有得赚，然后法官律师政府官员最后把收到
的各种大钱一分。皆大欢喜。 | C***3
发帖数: 1719 | | G*******h
发帖数: 4091 | | f*******e
发帖数: 3433 | 5 预料之中。纽约市长是我最讨厌的政客之一。
【在 C***3 的大作中提到】
: 扭腰不一直在百豪斯的带领下一路狂奔？
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发帖数: 10729 | 6 纳粹为犯罪 罪犯为纳粹
和草民的利益是完全对立的。 | m***t
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