Trump’s border czar to target sanctuary cities in US: ‘We’re gonna flood the zone’ | US immigration

The Trump administration aims at the shelter cities in the next stage of the deportation driving after being shot by a person who is not guilty by a person who is not guilty by a person who is not guilty after a non -guilty law enforcement in New York.

Donald Trump’s harsh border Tsar, Tom Homan, promised to fill the region with migration, customs and execution agents to overcome the lack of cooperation in the search for arrest and detention of people who are not granted by the Democratic municipalities.

A pledge, a customs and border protection officer, on Saturday night in a significant robbery attempt in the river park of New York, followed the arrest of two documentary men from the Dominican Republic after having fiery weapons on his arm and face.

New York, mayors and local councils are one of the few “holy cities in the United States, which prevents law officers under their control with the Federal immigration officials working on Trump’s mass deportation plan.

Houman, who threatened to arrest the mayors if they prevented Buz’s arrest efforts before, said: “Every shelter city is insecure. The sacred cities said the sacred areas for criminals and President Trump would not tolerate it.

Im I will work hard… To protect President Trump’s promise and a few weeks ago that the holy cities are now our priority. We will fill the region.

“What are we going to do [is deploy] In New York, more agents to look for that bad man, so the holy cities get what they don’t exactly – more agents in the community and more agents in the construction site.

“In the security and security of the district prison, if we cannot arrest that evil man, we will arrest him in the community. And when we arrest him in the community, they come with others who are illegally in the country.”

Homan’s comments came at a news conference that focused on the incident in New York and left anonymous Customs and Border Protection Officer in the New York.

The 42 -year -old agent was out of office and was sitting with a female friend when it was reported that two men were approached by two men on a scooter shortly before midnight. The officer was not in uniform, and the police said there was no indication that he was targeted because of his profession.

When the officer withdrew the service weapon, it apparently began to change a gunfire in self -defense.

The suspect Miguel Francisco Mora Nunez was later detained after he went to a hospital in Bronx with firearm wounds to the legs and groin.

Noem said the episode is a direct result of the sacred city policy adopted by New York Mayor Eric Adams and the approach to the border security adopted during the presidency of Joe Biden.

“Don’t make mistakes, this officer is fighting for his life today, he refused to do so because of the people responsible for keeping the city and the city council and the people in safe,” he said.

Adams’ criticism came to New York between himself and the Trump administration despite the widespread reports of a widespread agreement that provides more cooperation than immigration. Although the mayor insisted that he was not a Quid Pro Quo, the Ministry of Justice took action to reject Federal Corruption charges against Adams.

According to Noem, Chicago, Boston and Los Angeles experienced waves of crime with holy city policies.

“We look at the mayor [Michelle] Wu is in Boston and there are those under the clock, ”he said. [Karen] Press and what it continues.

“When you look at the mayor [Brandon] Johnson in Chicago and in that city and some of the poorest communities, how devastating it is, how they suffer every day with violence in front of the violence. Only these individuals protect criminals. “

In addition, Nunez, who said he had been arrested four times since he entered the United States in 2023, and his criminal partner Christhian Aybar-Berroa said that he entered the country illegally under the rule of Biden in 2022 and was ordered by an immigration judge in 2023.

Noem, Nunez referring to Nunez Noem, “the world’s filth in the streets of New York City, there is absolutely zero reasons for the need to relax,” he said. “He was arrested four times in New York and the mayor’s policies and was released to harm people and individuals living in the city.”

Homan criticized the media reports showing that most of those detained were not guilty.

Orum I look at the numbers every day, ”he said. “The numbers I look at [are] 130,000 arrests and 90,000 criminals. Mathematics. This is 70%. Others are those who have the final orders that are required for the costs of large taxpayers. A federal judge ordered them to be removed. The job of the ice is to remove them. “

He said others had national security threats. “Under the leadership of the Secretary Noem, several hundred Iranian citizens arrested national security threats. They may not have a criminal conviction, but they need to be detained. They need to be arrested and removed from the streets of this country.”