The New York Post reported that New York has released 7,000 illegal alien criminals in 2025 without notifying ICE.
Those illegal aliens include murderers, kidnappers, and a man who threatened a cop with a machete.
The machete man had already been kicked out of America eight times.
From the report:
The rap sheets behind the rogue’s gallery include 29 homicides, thousands of assaults and hundreds of burglaries, robberies, drug offenses, weapons offenses and sexual predatory offenses, the Department of Homeland Security revealed Monday.All of them were protected by state and local sanctuary laws that dramatically restrict how local authorities can communicate with ICE, DHS says.“Virtually all Americans agree that people like this should be swiftly removed from the United States when they leave New York’s custody and not be returned to our streets to wreak havoc on law-abiding citizens,” a demand letter penned by acting ICE Director Todd Lyons sent to the AG’s office Monday.
Thankfully, immigration officials have picked up a few violent criminals.
Vyacheslav Danilovich Kim was convicted of “traveling to have sex with a girl whom he believed was 13 years old.”
He only received a sentence of time served and was released on probation in February 2023.
Probation officers would not work with ICE to detain him.
The officials caught up with Kim. He’s been arrested and deported.
Others include:
Steven Daniel Henriquez Galicia, 25, a Dominican national who entered the US illegally in 2016, was arrested in the Bronx last year for attempted murder after he allegedly opened fire outside an apartment building. A judge let him go on cashless bail — despite the Bronx District Attorney asking for hold him on $300,000 bond. He was nabbed by ICE on Sept. 20.Anderson Smith Satuye Martinez, 21, a Crips gang member and Honduran national with a prior assault conviction, was busted Aug. 19 for criminal possession of a weapon and possession of a controlled substance. Despite an ICE detainer lodged against him, he was also released on cashless bail. ICE picked him up on Sept. 11 in the Bronx.
This morning, DHS told New York Attorney General Letitia James, “HAND ‘EM OVER.”
“New York City’s failure to honor ICE detainers has resulted in the release of 6,947 criminal illegal aliens since January 20,” the agency wrote on X. “There are another 7,000 still in the custody of a New York jurisdiction with an active detainer.”
DHS added: “We are calling on NY Attorney General Letitia James to stop this dangerous derangement and commit to honoring our ICE arrest detainers. It’s common sense.”
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