Staff Reports
In a recent development, it has come to light that illegal migrants who have been “paroled” can be deported by ICE if they break the law in New York City. This news has sparked a heated debate, with conservatives calling for Mayor Adams to take charge and fix the “sanctuary city” law that prevents the NYPD from handing over these lawbreakers to federal authorities.
The issue of sanctuary cities has long been a bone of contention for Republicans, who argue that such policies create safe havens for criminals and jeopardize public safety. The fact that illegal migrants who have been granted parole are still subject to deportation if they commit crimes only reinforces the conservative stance on this matter.
End the 'sanctuary city' protection for illegal-migrant repeat perps https://t.co/08mqL2dLHb via @nypost
— Bo Snerdley (@BoSnerdley) April 10, 2024
Mayor Adams faces mounting pressure to address this issue and take a stand for law and order. Conservatives are urging him to lead the way in revising the sanctuary city law to ensure that dangerous criminals, regardless of their immigration status, can be handed over to ICE for deportation.
This latest revelation serves as a stark reminder of the need for stronger immigration enforcement and more cooperation between local and federal authorities. It is imperative that Mayor Adams takes decisive action to rectify the sanctuary city policy and prioritize the safety of law-abiding citizens over the protection of illegal migrants who have violated the law.
As the debate rages on, conservatives are steadfast in their call for Mayor Adams to step up and lead the charge in fixing the sanctuary city law. The safety and security of New York City residents hang in the balance, and it is time for decisive action to put an end to policies that shield criminals from facing the consequences of their actions.
