During portions of an interview with Fox News National Correspondent Bill Melugin aired on Friday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations Boston Field Office Director Todd Lyons said that he can’t deal with every public safety threat due to a lack of resources and commented on an accused child rapist being released without ICE being notified by saying, “in Massachusetts, that’s how it is with most of these sanctuary jurisdictions.”
Lyons said, “I don’t have enough officers or resources to tackle every one of these public safety threats. Are we going after the child rapists today, or are we going to go after that two-times deported fentanyl dealer? Because we can’t get both.”
In another part of the report on ICE arresting illegal immigrants charged with crimes, Melugin asked, “How are you guys not notified about a child rapist being released?”
Lyons responded, “Unfortunately, in Massachusetts, that’s how it is with most of these sanctuary jurisdictions.” --->WATCH and READ MORE HERE
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ICE has urged jurisdictions to honor their detainers against criminal illegal immigrants
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are doing their best to get criminal illegal immigrants off the streets in Los Angeles, but say they are hampered by "sanctuary" policies that prevent local police cooperating with them.
Fox News rode along with ICE agents this week in the California city as they set off to arrest those in the country illegally who also have pending criminal charges or criminal convictions. Their first target was a Mexican woman previously convicted of trafficking opioids in Los Angeles. Agents said she was distributing them to minors.
She’s a convicted felon already deported four times, and when ICE agents nabbed her, she has thousands of dollars in cash on her person.
Soon, agents brought in another felon — a Mexican male with convictions for domestic violence and meth trafficking.
ICE Los Angeles Field Office made 3,158 arrests of those with pending or convicted criminal charges in Fiscal Year 23, and removed 2,429 such illegal immigrants. They also arrested nearly 250 gang members.
When ICE believes a removable illegal immigrant has been arrested on criminal charges, it will lodge a detainer — a request that they be notified before the immigrant is released from custody and to keep them in custody until ICE can take custody of them. --->READ MORE HEREFOLLOW LINK BELOW TO A RELEVANT STORY:
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