If they get the question on the ballot, what will they do in Sanctuary City New York?
Put ‘sanctuary city’ on the ballot so NYC voters can halt the migrant crime crisis
Your kids aren’t safe even in broad daylight.
Last week, an Ecuadorian migrant held two 13-year-olds, a girl and a boy, at knifepoint in a Queens park as they walked home from school.
He was arrested Tuesday for allegedly sexually assaulting the girl and stealing the teens’ phones.
There is a remedy.
In November, voters nationwide will get to choose between the Democratic Party’s open-border policy and Republican Donald Trump’s promise to deport millions who have come to the US illegally.
Biden set the standard with his border EO: Trump can just say the number is 100 encounters a day
But New York City voters deserve to have an added choice on Election Day: that of keeping our lunatic “sanctuary city” laws that shield migrant criminals from deportation, or repealing those local ordinances.
Repeal would allow migrant criminals to be deported after their first offense — before they have a chance to go on to rape and murder.
Last week, eight members of the City Council’s Common Sense Caucus fired off a letter to the Charter Revision Commission — the body that holds the power to put questions on the ballot in November — explaining that the City Council has refused to repeal our disastrous sanctuary city laws.
Since the City Council won’t act, they argued, let voters decide.
So, if the question is on the ballot, what will the majority decide? You can bet most of the Elites will vote to continue being a sanctuary city, because the city doesn’t let the illegals hang out in the toney and well to do parts of SCNY, just where the middle and working class live.
Of course, allowing illegals into SCNY in the first place is dangerous: how many have committed serious crimes for their first offense? And, sure, New Yorkers commit crime, too, but, they are Americans. These illegals shouldn’t even be in the nation, and are just here to take advantage of the U.S., not be a part of the melting pot.