NY Gov. Kathy Hochul suggests deporting mob of migrants who pounded on cops in caught-on-camera attack near Times Square

[Sanctuary Cities - BOO HOO!]

She won't do it. She's too busy sucking black dicks and kissing black
asses.

Republican pols are lining up to demand that the rowdy migrants nabbed in
a caught-on-camera attack on two NYPD cops in Times Square get deported —
as Gov. Kathy Hochul said it’s something that should certainly be “looked
at.”

The Democratic governor, speaking to reporters after announcing the
nomination of Steven G. James as New York State Police Superintendent on
Wednesday, was asked about the shocking beatdown and whether the asylum-
seeking suspects should be deported.

“I think that’s actually something that should be looked at,” Hochul
replied.

“I mean, if someone commits a crime against a police officer in the state
of New York and they’re not here legally, it’s definitely worth checking
into,” she said.

“These are law enforcement officers who should never under any
circumstances be subjected to physical assault,” Hochul added. “It’s wrong
on all accounts and I’m looking to judges and prosecutors to do the right
thing.”

Footage of the incident on West 42nd Street shows an NYPD officer and
lieutenant telling a group of migrants to move along before a scuffle
breaks out. The officers sustained kicks and punches as they attempted to
wrestle some of the individuals to the ground.

Hochul wasn’t the only elected official weighing in on the deportation
question.

“That law that’s prohibiting cooperation between NYPD and federal
immigration enforcement — it just has to stop,” Staten Island Rep. Nicole
Malliotakis (R-NY) told The Post.

“Republicans, Independents, Democrats should at least be able to agree
that if you’re in this city, and you’re committing a crime, you have given
up any opportunity to ever become a part of this citizenry, period.”
Malliotakis added.

Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella agreed and said the Big
Apple should not have been surprised by the vicious migrant mob attack on
two of New York’s Finest.

“This is the fruit of the poisonous tree,” Fossella said.

“We warned more than a year ago about letting all these migrants in. Now
we’re getting the worst of the worst,” he added. “I don’t see any reason
why we shouldn’t deport these individuals immediately for assaulting our
police officers.

“We shouldn’t spend one more penny on them. Now they have a license to
attack our police officers? Is this the world we created?”

The Big Apple’s “sanctuary city” status, makes it illegal to notify US
Immigration and Customs Enforcement about criminal defendants, such as
those charged in the Midtown cop-beating.

But the city doesn’t provide sanctuary from prosecution for crimes
including: homicide, manslaughter, rape, robbery, aggravated assault and
human and sex trafficking, legal experts said.

https://nypost.com/2024/01/31/metro/hochul-suggests-deporting-migrants-
who-attacked-cops-near-times-square/

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Post by Sanctuary Cities - BOO HOO!

She won't do it. She's too busy sucking black dicks and kissing black
asses.

Republican pols are lining up to demand that the rowdy migrants nabbed in
a caught-on-camera attack on two NYPD cops in Times Square get deported ?
as Gov. Kathy Hochul said it?s something that should certainly be ?looked
at.?
The Democratic governor, speaking to reporters after announcing the
nomination of Steven G. James as New York State Police Superintendent on
Wednesday, was asked about the shocking beatdown and whether the asylum-
seeking suspects should be deported.
?I think that?s actually something that should be looked at,? Hochul
replied.
?I mean, if someone commits a crime against a police officer in the state
of New York and they?re not here legally, it?s definitely worth checking
into,? she said.
?These are law enforcement officers who should never under any
circumstances be subjected to physical assault,? Hochul added. ?It?s wrong
on all accounts and I?m looking to judges and prosecutors to do the right
thing.?
Footage of the incident on West 42nd Street shows an NYPD officer and
lieutenant telling a group of migrants to move along before a scuffle
breaks out. The officers sustained kicks and punches as they attempted to
wrestle some of the individuals to the ground.
Hochul wasn?t the only elected official weighing in on the deportation
question.
?That law that?s prohibiting cooperation between NYPD and federal
immigration enforcement ? it just has to stop,? Staten Island Rep. Nicole
Malliotakis (R-NY) told The Post.
?Republicans, Independents, Democrats should at least be able to agree
that if you?re in this city, and you?re committing a crime, you have given
up any opportunity to ever become a part of this citizenry, period.?
Malliotakis added.
Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella agreed and said the Big
Apple should not have been surprised by the vicious migrant mob attack on
two of New York?s Finest.
?This is the fruit of the poisonous tree,? Fossella said.
?We warned more than a year ago about letting all these migrants in. Now
we?re getting the worst of the worst,? he added. ?I don?t see any reason
why we shouldn?t deport these individuals immediately for assaulting our
police officers.
?We shouldn?t spend one more penny on them. Now they have a license to
attack our police officers? Is this the world we created??
The Big Apple?s ?sanctuary city? status, makes it illegal to notify US
Immigration and Customs Enforcement about criminal defendants, such as
those charged in the Midtown cop-beating.
But the city doesn?t provide sanctuary from prosecution for crimes
including: homicide, manslaughter, rape, robbery, aggravated assault and
human and sex trafficking, legal experts said.
https://nypost.com/2024/01/31/metro/hochul-suggests-deporting-migrants-
who-attacked-cops-near-times-square/