Immigration
‘This is bull****’: Veterans in NY kicked out of housing to make room for migrants
New York Democratic Congressman Pat Ryan had harsh words for the “New York City government.” In a tweet, Ryan wrote: “This is bull****. 20 veterans lost their housing tonight because of incompetence by New York City government. I am doing everything I can to ensure these service members have a bed to sleep in tonight. Let me be clear. This will not be tolerated.”
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Sharon Toney-Finch, CEO of the Yerik Israel Toney Foundation which pays for the veterans’ housing, says it all comes down to greed and money:
“They get paid more [by immigrants],” Toney-Finch declared. “That’s very unfair, because at the end of the day, we are a small non-profit organization, and we pay $88 a day for a veteran to be there.”
The migrants were bussed by New York City Mayor Eric Adams out of the city to upstate New York because the influx of migrants is an overwhelming crisis. Unable to stand behind his own liberal policies of being a “sanctuary city” Adams spreading the problem his party created into other jurisdictions. And now, our own heroic veterans are literally being thrown on the streets.
Immigration
Ex-ICE Director Says Trump Deportation Policies Could End Migrant Gang ‘Lawlessness as Quickly as it Began’
Former Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) director Ronald Vitiello has said president-elect Donald Trump’s mass deportation policy plans could successfully bring down the notorious Venezuelan gang Tren De Aragua (TdA).
Vitiello served as acting director of ICE from June 2018 to April 2019, and told Newsweek that under Trump’s proposed plans the gang could be “dismantled quickly.”
“In the case of Tren de Aragua, they can be dismantled quickly and definitively because their presence in the United States, although dangerous, has just begun,” he continued.
Newsweek reports that TdA is a transnational criminal organization formed in a Venezuelan prison, focuses on human trafficking and other abuses targeting vulnerable migrants.
“They are particularly vulnerable to removal and deportation, and so the United States could end their lawlessness as quickly as it began” said Vitiello who also previously served as the acting deputy commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
TdA has been linked to a string of high-profile crimes, including the murders of nursing student Laken Riley, 22, and Jocelyn Nungaray, 12, as well as taking over a hotel in El Paso.
“We’ve seen deadly examples where illegals who have committed crimes and then went on to do terrible things, as in the case of Laken Reilly near Atlanta, who was killed by an individual from Venezuela who was here illegally and was arrested,” Vitiello said.
TdA is also known as the syndicate of which footage emerged of its armed gang members storming an apartment complex in Aurora, Colorado. The gang has been linked to a series of high-profile crimes, including murder, sexual assault, and sex trafficking in the U.S.
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