The local population opposes the democratic mayor of Boston because he apparently gives priority to left -wing politics above safety after repeating that the city stands with immigrants. '
Michelle Wu said earlier that Boston would not collaborate with the enforcement of the ICE immigration and delivered a 'state of the city' address on Wednesday to strengthen its position against the deportations.
Wu told Boston immigrants that all immigrants – apparently including illegal – belong here. ”
She has confronted with the recoil of local residents and leaders, where some claim that the policy of Wu prioritizes to political agenda over the safety of residents of Boston. '
Wu said in her address that she visited Washington, DC two weeks in advance and discussed questions about the inner operation of Boston.
“It was perhaps my voice that spoke in the microphone that day, but it was 700,000 votes that gave the congress their answer: this is our city.”
She discussed her pleasure in seeing some of the protests in Boston against the militant deportations and described the city as a 'family' that stays together, including illegal immigrants, Fox News reported.
'Nobody tells Boston how to take care of ours, no kings and no presidents who think they are kings. Boston was born with bullying heads, “said Wu, referring to Trump.
Mayor Michelle Wu van Boston was confronted with recoil after strengthening her position against the fierce struggle of the Trump government against illegal immigration
Wu said in her address that she visited Washington DC two weeks in advance and answered questions from the congress about the inner operation of Boston. “It was perhaps my voice that spoke in the microphone that day, but it was 700,000 votes that gave the congress their answer: this is our city '
Wu discussed her pleasure in seeing part of the protests in Boston against the militant deportations and described the city as a 'family' that stays together, including illegal immigrants
“We are a city where the Irish coffee is strong, and our opinions are stronger,” she said. “We may not always agree or we see eye to eye, but in the end we are a family.”
'If you come for one of us, you will all get us. We are a city that knows that our strength is each other, and we will defend the people we love with everything we have. When the weight of the world pushes down, Boston gets up. '
Wu's position, however, drew a destructive declaration of local leaders, as the deportations mentioned as 'critical progress'.
Massachusetts Gop spokesperson Logan Trupiano told Fox News that “there is just no justified reason for her to stand in the way of this critical progress.”
Trupiano added that 'survey consistently demonstrates that the majority of Americans support this effort'.
“Mayor Wu must go beyond fear of the fear and the wrong characterization of ice and federal authorities,” he added. “The sanctuary policy of the city has led to the release of dangerous individuals back in our communities, which undermines the trust and safety of the public.”
Trupiano pointed out that under the arrests of Ice children's predators, drug dealers and arms walkers – “people responsible for horrible crimes threaten public security,” he said.
“Given the recent arrests of ICE in Massachusetts and Boston, it is difficult to understand why Mayor Wu continues to oppose the efforts of the Trump government,” he added.
“We are a city where the Irish coffee is strong, and our opinions are stronger,” she said. 'We may not always agree or see the eye to eye, but in the end we are a family'
'If you come for one of us, you will all get us. We are a city that knows that our strength is each other, and we will defend the people we love with everything we have. When the weight of the world pushes down, Boston gets up '
“Mayor Wu must go beyond fear of the fear and the wrong characterization of ice and federal authorities,” said Massachusetts Gop spokesman Logan Trupiano. 'The sanctuary policy of the city has led to the release of dangerous individuals back in our communities that undermine the public and safety'
A resident and former migrant director, Jon Fetherston, said Fox News that the policy of WU gives 'priority to political agenda over the safety of the inhabitants of Boston' and 'criminal networks, making our communities more dangerous'.
He added that Wu's 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' made us all unsafe, especially wife and children. '
Wu not only received a return from the locals, but received a statement from the White House entitled “Boston's radical mayor first states violent criminal illegal alien beings.”
The statement closed the mayor of Boston because he “had doubled on giving a sanctuary in violent criminal illegal immigrants,” the outlet reported.
It added examples of ice arrests in the city, including gang members who are accused of various crimes.
“This raises the question: why does Mayor Wu intend to defy the will of the American people and to hinder the efforts of the Trump government to remove these samples from our streets?” The statement concluded.
Wu promised in November last year that she would defy the massive deportation efforts of the president in every possible way.
“Elections have consequences and the federal government is responsible for a certain number of actions, and cities – no individual city – can reverse or overwrite some parts of it,” Wu said on WCVB.
A resident and former migrant shelter, Jon Fetherston, said that Wu's policy gives priority to political agendas over the safety of residents of Boston and 'encouraged criminal networks, making our communities more dangerous'
“We want immigrants to know that it is safe for everyone to feel comfortable to reach himself for emergency services, report a crime, to ask for help and is a general part of our community,” Wu said in November
She quoted Boston's status as a sanctuary under the Trust Act adopted in 2014, which limits cooperation with some federal immigration laws and forbids the Boston police to work with ice.
The Trust Act does allow cooperation in criminal cases.
“We want immigrants to know that it is safe for everyone that it feels comfortable to reach for emergency services, reports a crime, to ask for help and in the general part of our community,” she said at the time.
At Trump's access to his second term of office, he started fulfilling his promise to combat illegal immigration almost immediately.
The president has now apparently become 'nuclear' on the migrant crisis by having the army take control of the 'buffer zone' near the southern border with Mexico.
Trump's ambitious plan would convert the 60-foot deep buffer zone into a military installation on the border and enable our troops to keep migrants temporarily crossing the America.
A defense officer told the Washington Post that the migrants would be held until it was legally held by civil law enforcement.
Now the Homeland Security team of Trump is reportedly set up to announce plans to take more control over the partition in a New Mexico section.
Donald Trump is taking his next step to resolve the crisis on the border of America with Mexico with plans to have the army take over control of a 'buffer zone' with which they can keep illegal migrants
Ice officers in San Francisco arrest a Guatemalekse Burgeral in the US on January 23
If the original plan is called a success by the administration, officials believe that the zone would eventually extend to the west to California.
The designation would enable the Pentagon to use resources of its huge budget of $ 800 billion on the border appearance.
The army is largely forbidden by the federal law of many law enforcement tasks by the Posse Commitatus Act.
Trump has completed the law during his second term by using customs and border patrol (CBP) or immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) to retain migrants and then move them.
'It is very, very careful with that formulation. It is not 'detention', because once you go into detention, it has the connotations to hold on to arrest. This is for civil law enforcement, “said a defense officer.
In the first two weeks of February, ICE held more than 1,800 migrants with criminal convictions or with pending criminal prosecution against them.
This represents 59 percent of the total number of illegal immigrants who are in kingfare from the beginning of February until the middle of the month, according to data obtained by NBC News.
In the meantime, the other 41 percent of the 4,422 illegal immigrants brought into the custody of ice this month are not criminals.
Trump's position is that all migrants in the US are without documentation criminals because they have arrived illegally or have stayed illegally in the country.
