New York City Mayor Eric Adams called for drastic changes to the city’s sanctuary policies, marking the first time he publicly endorses a shift that could put undocumented immigrants who are accused of a crime in the hands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in New York.
Fox News Radio host Guy Benson discusses how Mayor Eric Adams has begun to pivot on New York City's sanctuary city laws after an uptick in migrant violence.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams spoke to a crowd in Brooklyn Monday night, saying sanctuary city laws needed to be modified so migrants breaking the law could be deported.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams appeared to walk back on the migrant laws put in place as a result of being a sanctuary city at a public meeting, video footage showed.
During a Monday evening town hall meeting, Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams called for changes to the city's "sanctuary" policy that would allow local law enforcement to turn over some law-breaking migrants to federal agents, the Daily Caller News Foundation reported.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is continuing his calls to modify sanctuary city laws to allow the deportation of illegal immigrants who are convicted of violent crimes.
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