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NYC Mayor Adams Pivots Partners With Trump On Deporting Criminal Aliens

In a surprising twist that has many scratching their heads, New York City Mayor Eric Adams is suddenly singing a different tune regarding illegal aliens. Once firmly entrenched in the sanctuary city mentality, Adams has now declared he is willing to collaborate with the Trump Administration to deport illegal aliens with criminal records. New Yorkers might be wondering if they accidentally tuned into an alternate universe where common sense reigns supreme.

Adams has taken a stance that would be welcomed by patriotic Americans who believe that the law should apply equally to everyone, regardless of one’s immigration status. He acknowledged the serious dangers posed by illegal aliens who commit crimes, noting the need to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to welcoming newcomers. The Mayor seems to realize that those engaging in violent or harmful behavior are not the kind of “immigrants” anyone needs in their neighborhoods. This epiphany comes as a magnificent turnaround from the days when sanctuary mentality meant rolling out the red carpet for those breaking the law—right into the arms of good, law-abiding citizens.

The Mayor’s comments imply a desire to sit down with the incoming Border Czar Tom Homan to discuss how to tackle crime among illegal aliens. This is a refreshing departure from the rhetoric of previous Democrats, whose calls for strict immigration enforcement often seemed as empty as a cookie jar on a diet. Adams made it clear that he is focusing on the criminals and ensuring they face consequences, rather than using a blanket defense for individuals who make New York City less safe. It’s almost as if common sense is starting to make a comeback in the Big Apple; a true miracle for a city lost in the fog of liberal governance.

The numbers paint a dire picture of taxpayer burden in New York City, with around 220,000 illegal aliens and asylum seekers residing in taxpayer-funded shelters. Reports suggest that the city is footing a bill of approximately $352 per night for each migrant, leading to a total estimated cost of around $12 billion. For those keeping score, that’s enough money to send every New Yorker to dinner at an overpriced restaurant every night for a month. Hard-working taxpayers are likely growing wearier by the day of financing what may, at this point, resemble a free-for-all rather than responsible immigration.

Even more surprising than Adams’ awakening is the fact that Governor Kathy Hochul is also hopping on the collaboration train, hinting that she is ready to support deportations of criminals without hesitation. While liberals are usually busy patting themselves on the back for ignoring the rule of law, both Adams and Hochul seem to be realizing that protecting law-abiding citizens matters more than their reputation as progressive puppets. Waiting and watching as crime rates spiral upward is no longer an option; even the staunchest sanctuary proponents are recognizing the need to ensure safety and order.

While the Democrats have historically portrayed themselves as champions of the unregulated, it appears they are finally seeing the light. With Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul’s recent statements, it seems that both are ready to take a pragmatic approach to illegal immigration—relying on facts, not fables. Maybe New York City is headed toward a sensible immigration policy after all, albeit a bit late to the party.

Written by Staff Reports

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