Tom Homan WARNED the Governor of New York, a State elected official that she should NOT sign legislation from her lawmakers placing limitation’s on state and local agencies cooperation with Federal ICE operations….
New York Governor Hochel signed the bill into Law….
Homan, who the media has described as Trump’s new effort to calm things down, is doing no such thing by threatening the Governor of NY about the place where Donald Trump was born….
The ICE seizures campaigns turned into fiasco’s in Minnesota and Chicago….
Doing the same in the media rich ‘Big Apple’ WILL hurt New York City, Trump and the Republicans by the media….
The NY Governor has had a ‘deal’ with Trump there would NOT be this kind of action that Homan is using against the NY Governor….
We’ll see if, and how this plays out….
Homan told Fox News, “you’re going to see more ICE agents than you’ve ever seen in New York City, and it’s coming. I just reviewed an operation plan, I’m not going to tell you exactly when it’s going to happen, but it’s coming.”
Homan said the surge is a response to legislation Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul recently signed restricting cooperation between Immigration and Customs Enforcement and state and local authorities.
Homan took particular issue with a provision that prohibits ICE from making arrests at state and local law enforcement facilities, telling Fox News, “now we gotta send a whole team into the neighborhood to find this person that doesn’t want to be found.”
He claimed he warned Hochul during a meeting in March that if she signed the legislation, he would send more ICE agents to New York—though Hochul said Trump promised governors in February he wouldn’t send more federal agents to places they’re not wanted.
The legislation signed by Hochul—which would also ban local, state and federal law enforcement from wearing masks when interacting with the public, among other restrictions—was a response to the shooting deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal immigration officials earlier this year.
The Trump administration pulled back some of its aggressive immigration enforcement tactics and rhetoric in the wake of the killings, but protests over living conditions at a New Jersey immigration detention center have reignited tensions as demonstrators and law enforcement have engaged in some violent clashes….
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The Department of Homeland Security has pushed back against New York’s new laws and similar crackdowns in other states. DHS told agents in an internal memo last month they are “not legally required to comply with state and local mask prohibitions while carrying out their official duties,” The New York Times reported. A similar mask ban enacted by California was struck down because it did not also require state law enforcement to abide by the rule. New York’s law applies to local, state and federal law enforcement….
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