While Trump officials talk hard about deporting criminal migrants, we focus their attention on Roosevelt Avenue in Queens.
On Thursday, Border Czar Tom Homan promised that Sebastian Zapeta-Calil, the Guatemalekse Sicko who would burn a 57-year-old woman in the F-train in the F-train in December, would have to do with justice, despite the refusal of the city to transfer him in ice for deportation.
“If we have to sit outside that prison every day, 24/7, we will get him in our hands,” Homan said.
In other words: the laws of the nation will be maintained, a sanctuary or not.
The day before, freshly sworn in the American Eastern district American lawyer John J. Durham Zwoer to fight on gangs, drug dealers and terrorist groups in Queens, Long Island, Staten Island and Brooklyn.
Note that President Trump has declared Aragua and other criminal migrant gangs as terror outfits.
Durham said his office will work “to dismantle these ruthless organizations from top to bottom to stop the violence, the stream of drugs and dangers that they unleash in our district and throughout the country.”
God speed on that; The Empire State’s own leaders certainly did not work.
The first stop for Durham and his team should be Roosevelt Avenue, which is plagued by disorder and crime thanks to the migrant crisis, especially after Tren had set up the Aragua there, the area flooded with drugs and prostitutes.
The local population begs authorities for help and have seen frustrating little progress.
Even when police officers perform arrests, the criminals continue to appear again, thanks to the status of the sanctuary and the rotating doors of the state.
The FBI, not based on that insane progressive policy, can actually place the leaders behind the bars behind the bars – or send them completely out of the country.
Would target their promise to clean up the crime rot a lot of From gratitude and trust from long-suffering New Yorkers who have seen their neighborhoods go to hell, but once look at the overwhelming positive response from the local population to ice that gets violent criminal migrants from their streets.
This can all inspire the Democratic chosen of New York to finally be real about the motivations of Decay before the public draws the obvious conclusions and votes accordingly.
