After encouraging unlawful migrants to return to Massachusetts for political causes, then nearly bankrupting the state supporting them, an indignant Maura Healey and different Democrats are blaming President Trump for spreading concern and intimidation within the immigrant neighborhood.
Legal professional Basic Andrea Campbell is placing out “guidance” to unlawful immigrants about how they need to cope with ICE, when her job is to guard precise residents of Massachusetts.
“From arresting parents in front of their children to pulling people who present no public safety threat out of their cars in broad daylight, the aggressive ICE tactics we’re seeing across the Commonwealth do not protect the public and instead spread fear,” Campbell, who has had a meteoric rise from failed Boston mayoral candidate to AG, mentioned. “In releasing this guidance, I strongly encourage everyone to inform themselves of their rights when they see immigration officers in their communities.”
Each Healey and Campbell are clearly siding with people who find themselves in Massachusetts illegally, lots of whom are felons or criminals.
This might come as a shock to voters who supported them, and will clarify why half of Bay State residents don’t approve of the best way Healey is doing her job.
Healey – whose state has an order stopping police from helping immigration authorities – is demanding info from ICE concerning the arrest of a Milford highschool junior.
“Yet again, local officials and law enforcement have been left in the dark with no heads up and no answers to their questions,” Healey mentioned in an announcement. “I’m demanding that ICE provide immediate information about why he was arrested, where he is and how his due process is being protected.”
It’s not a a method road, governor.
If you would like ICE’s cooperation, then cooperate with ICE.
Why ought to ICE inform Healey’s workplace or police something? They’re not obligated to tell the governor of something.
However after getting a beating from Healey and different Democrats, ICE got here out swinging on Monday.
“Sanctuary policies put us in a position to go out into communities and look for people,” ICE Enforcement and Elimination Operations Performing Director Patricia Hyde mentioned at a press convention. “When jurisdictions don’t cooperate with ICE and we don’t arrest people, in custodial arrests, then we must go out into the community. And when we go out into the community and we find others who are unlawfully here, we are going to arrest them.”
Hyde and officers mentioned they weren’t searching for the 18-year-old Milford pupil, however his father, who continues to be in hiding.
Why hasn’t the daddy surrendered to ICE? Why haven’t they filed for asylum earlier than?
These are good questions for Democrats now demanding ICE launch the 18-year-old and others arrested in sweeps throughout Massachusetts.
