The Dem's 'sanctuary city' scam

 Newsmax:

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Oversight Chair James Comer, R-Ky., announced the broad investigations into New York, Chicago, Denver, and Boston.

“Sanctuary jurisdictions and their misguided and obstructionist policies hinder the ability of federal law enforcement officers to effectuate safe arrests and remove dangerous criminals from American communities, making Americans less safe,” Comer wrote to Democrat Mayors Eric Adams of New York, Michelle Wu of Boston, Mike Johnston of Denver and Brandon Johnson of Chicago.

In his letter, Comer said those four “stand out in their abject failure to comply with federal law.” All four mayors have been invited to a hearing before the committee on Feb. 11. In the meantime, Comer and the committee requested communications between city, county, and state officials regarding sanctuary policies and status.

“In addition to the efforts of the Trump Administration to ensure federal immigration enforcement can proceed unimpeded, Congress must determine whether further legislation is necessary to enhance border security and public safety. It is imperative that federal immigration law is enforced and that criminal aliens are swiftly removed from our communities,” Comer’s letter read.

Notably, Adams has publicly endorsed the removal of criminals who are in New York illegally, having visited President Donald Trump in Florida prior to the inauguration and hosted new border czar Tom Homan for a meeting last month.

"We're not going to be a safe haven for those who commit repeated violent crimes against innocent migrants, immigrants, and longstanding New Yorkers," Adams said after his meeting with Homan.

Meanwhile, the three other mayors have publicly spoken out against Trump administration policies, with Johnston in Denver suggest that the city attempt to prevent federal officials from even entering the city, predicting a “Tiananmen Square moment.” He has since relented and last week said the city is willing to work with Immigrations and Customs Enforcement when it comes to violent criminals.
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The mayors risk being charged with harboring criminals who violated US immigration law.  Adams is a little smarter in dealing with the crooks.  By ignoring US immigration laws these cities are making life more dangerous for their citizens.

See also:

ICE Knew Where the Criminal Aliens Were--and Mayorkas/Biden Kept Them Free

And:

 This ICE raid uncovered a terrifying reality that shook Congress to its core

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Federal agents launched a decisive raid on a “makeshift nightclub” in Denver, rounding up dozens of members of Tren de Aragua, a violent Venezuelan prison gang that has been wreaking havoc on the city and its nearby suburb of Aurora.

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) confirmed the operation targeted an “invite-only party” in Adams County, just outside Denver, where gang members were reveling. The raid resulted in the seizure of cash, firearms, drugs, and other weapons — including “pink cocaine,” or Tusi, a powerful narcotic the gang is heavily involved in distributing across the United States.
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And:

Ted Cruz
@tedcruz
ICE has been able to find and arrest countless violent illegal aliens within days. ICE had the information about where these illegal aliens were, but Joe Biden and the Democrats prevented ICE from doing its job. President Trump is restoring the Rule of Law!

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