The inhabitants of the rich village of East Hampton held a city meeting while descending into panic mode about the chance that their hired help from the US would be deported as part of the mass deportation program of Donald Trump.
With a population of around 28,000 and an average home value of $ 2 million, residents of the New York Enclave held a meeting that ICE would collect the local population and employees of residents.
Michael Sarlo, police chief of East Hampton Town, promised that they would not help with federal law enforcement.
'The only way in which one of my officers could ever maintain federal immigration legislation is if they have been delegated. The city council would not allow one of our officers to be collected, “he said.
Alex Lovett, a resident of Oost -Hampton, gratefully expressed that the city held the meeting and that migrants without papers were a large part in what the hamlets run.
'I think it is a very good idea and very useful since we have a very large community here, and people trust them. They have been an essential part of the community for a long time, “she told News 12.
East Hampton Village Police Chief Jeffrey Erickson repeated that the local police would not help ice.
“If it is an ice conferent or an administrative order, we don't have the authority, we will not hold on to them.”
The inhabitants of the rich village of East Hampton kept a city meeting that their hired help from the United States would be deported as part of the mass deportation program of Donald Trump
With a population of around 28,000 and an average home value of $ 2 million, residents of the New York Enclave held a meeting that ICE would collect the local population and employees of residents
“I have not seen an ice agent in this city, I can't tell you how long,” Sarlo added, according to the East Hampton Star.
Erickson wants the migrants to be able to talk to the police without papers in the village of Suffolk County if they are in trouble.
“If they are a victim of a crime, we don't want them to fear the police, we want them to call us so that we can protect them,” he said.
Councilor Cate Rogers and Adam Fine, the chief inspector of the East Hampton School District, said that residents should stay informed to help their neighbors and employees.
'The rules are rewritten by the second. I want to assure everyone that this is the start of a conversation. It is not a one -off statement: “Okay, we did our work, let's continue.” We have been invested. We are your neighbors, and we are with you. '
The worries were established after the nearby Nassau County had announced that it cooperates with the federal authorities to help Trump's migrant mandate.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, an ally of the Republican and Trump, announced on Tuesday that 10 district police investigators will get the same authority as federal immigration agents and work with them to hold immigrants who are illegally in the country after being accused From other crimes.
Although dozens of other police services in the US have comparable regulations with American immigration and the enforcement of customs, the move makes the county of nearly 1.4 million inhabitants a Bijter in New York, where the Stational Act is limited when police agencies can collaborate with federal immigration officers .
Adam Fine, the superintendent of the East Hampton School District, is aimed at the residents
The worries were established after the nearby Nassau County had announced that it cooperates with the federal authorities to help Trump's migrant mandate. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman (depicted on the right), a Republican and Trump bondmate, made the announcement on Tuesday
Blakeman said that the police will check the immigration status of people in charge of crimes and will inform ice cream if they are illegal.
The regulation also includes insulting officers with ice and the provision of prison cells for short -term determination until detestants can be transferred to the federal authorities.
“I want to emphasize that this program is about illegal migrants who have committed crimes,” said Blakeman.
“This is not about raid. This is targeted enforcement of our laws that are based here in the state of New York – people who have committed crimes here and have violated the federal laws by being illegal in the United States. '
A federal law, the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility Act of 1996, authorizes ICE to delegate the authority of the state and the local police to perform certain immigration officer tasks under the supervision of ICE.
But some states and communities have limited how the law enforcement officers can collaborate with immigration authorities.
Ice has deported nearly 6,000 illegal alien creatures since President Donald Trump took on, a high official of the White House told DailyMail.com.
In the 15 days since Trump has been to the office that has on average around 370 – 400 deportations per day.
Since President Donald Trump took office, nearly 6,000 migrants have been deported, a senior civil servant of the White House revealed DailyMail.com. Some migrants are now flown to Guantanamo Bay in Cuba after being deported from the US
ICE alone deported illegal immigrants on Monday, according to federal data, shared with DailyMail.com.
In total, ICE arrested 715 people with excellent immigration violations on Monday.
Of these migrants, 73 percent knew either criminal convictions or pending charges, including murder, sexual crimes against minors and drug trafficking.
And six tren The Aragua (TDA) cartelilials were arrested on Monday in addition to nine other migrant gang members. The first flights from migrants to Guantanamo Bay in Cuba who started on Tuesday were members of the gang and other 'high threat flowers' bound to the cartel.
Since Trump's curse, nearly 9,000 immigration offenders have been arrested, many of whom have several convictions or charges, the civil servant added.
“President Trump's government carries out his promise to arrest and deport criminal illegal immigrants,” the senior civil servant of the White House Dailymail.com.
“There will be more. This is just the beginning. '
Speaking with reporters in the Oval Office on Tuesday, Trump fourth the crack -down of criminal aliens who carried out his administration.
“The volume of the crime they have and the cruelty of crimes, these people are terrible people, and if someone thinks they will ever be great civilians, they are wrong. It's not going to happen, “said Trump.
'If I can get them out of the country and be in another country where they are happy to have them because they make a small fee compared to what we have paid for a private prison, or in one of our prisons and costs Even more money, I think it would be great, “he went on.
“I would like to get them out of our country,” the president noted.
