Adams undertakes to allow ice agent to work on Rikeers Island after meeting Border Czar

Mayor of New York City Eric Adams On Thursday, he said on Thursday that the plan was working to allow federal immigration authorities to work on the island of Rikeers after a meeting with Border Czar Tom Homin, an important step in view of the city’s haven policies.

Adams met with Human during a closed meeting. In a statement, he said that the executive matter is being worked on to “re -establish the ability of ICE agents to work on Rikeers – as was the case for 20 years.”

He added: “But now, instead, ice customers will focus specifically on helping the Reform Intelligence Office in their criminal investigations, especially those who focused on criminals and violent gangs.”

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Adams said the couple discussed how to combat violent migrant gangs and include more New York Police Administration officers in federal work teams.

Unlike many mayors in the Blue City, Adams expressed their interest in working with the Trump administration to take strict measures Illegal immigration Try to combat crime.

He pointed out that New York bears more immigrants who were transferred to the blue cities from the southern border.

Adams said: “New York City has been forced to bear the burden of the national humanitarian crisis, as more than 230,000 migrants arrived in our city for support, at a cost of about 7 billion dollars, with little assistance from the previous administration.”

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“This is the reason why I was clear that I wanted to work with the new federal administration, not the war with them, to find a common ground and improve the lives of New York residents,” he added.

The meeting came days after the Federal Prosecutor Ministry of Justice ordered the dropping of a The issue of bribery Against Adams.

Acting Deputy Prosecutor Emile Bouv sent a letter to the American lawyer in the southern province of New York (SDNY) on Monday, when he directed SDNY to drop the federal case against Adams and rejected it without bias.

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In response, the United States Prosecutor Daniel Sasson resigned on Thursday in a letter to Prosecutor Bam Bondi.

Meanwhile, the Trump administration took a difficult position against the cities of the haven. On Wednesday, Bondi put New York and other cities in a notice.

“This is the new Ministry of Justice,” she told reporters. Announcing a lawsuit Against New York and government officials. “New York chose to give priority to illegal foreigners over American citizens. It stops. Today stops.”