New York City’s mostly communist city council won’t allow changes to sanctuary laws that would allow the deportation of criminal illegal aliens.

โWeโre not going back and forth. I stated my position, they stated their position, and so the legal team is now looking at what are the options we have,โ Mayor Adams said in an interview with Fox 5โs Good Day New York.
โWeโre going to stay focused on the many other things we have to do in the city,โ he continued.
โI just want New Yorkers to know that it doesnโt matter if itโs a longtime New Yorker or a migrant and asylum seeker; no one should harm our public safety in this city, and Iโve been clear on that from the day of being a police officer.โ
In an interview on 1010 WINS, he said he would โexercise whatever authority I have to protect the people of the city.โ That could conceivably include an executive order.
Can you imagine a city council looking at the crime and corruption and not wanting to change it? Thatโs what New York City has in place now. They donโt have New Yorkersโ interests at heart. Itโs not only happening in New York.
When theyโre not condoning crime and no punishment, theyโre condoning foreigners committing crimes and giving them sanctuary.
ADAMS EYES EXECUTIVE ORDER ON MIGRANT CRIME
NYC Mayor Eric Adams explores legal avenues after City Council rejects changes to sanctuary policies aimed at deporting migrants accused of crimes.
Asserting his commitment to public safety, Adams considers executive action toโฆ pic.twitter.com/SHnwYY6rS0
โ Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) March 2, 2024
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