The Open Municipal R-FLALLAS heads of municipal heads in the city of Haram on necklace of taxpayer money they spent on the migrant crisis during the disintegration line of interrogation in a hearing in the Capitol Hill on Wednesday-but half of them were unable to provide a full personality.
“About 79 million dollars since 2022,” the mayor of Denver Mike Johnston told members of the House of Representatives Supervision Committee, while the mayor of New York City Eric Adams revealed the spending of $ 6.9 billion on the migrant crisis.
He also attended the session of the mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson, who explained that 1 % of the total budget of his city went to illegal immigration – amounting to nearly 166 million dollars from $ 16.6 billion that he spent last year – but it will not provide a difficult number.
“You are the mayor and you do not have mathematics in front of you?” The stunning Donalds, who was announced on his way to the Florida Governor Palace last month. “If you don't have a difficult number, you will not manage your city well.”
Boston Michel Wu mayor will not even provide any person – telling the committee to her city, do not follow the amount of what she spends on illegal immigrants.
“You do not ask about the amount of money spent by the city of Boston on illegal immigration? Are you outside your mind?” Donalds asked. “For Boston, I only understand that your mayor does not care about the amount of your resources that you spent on people who are not citizens.”
Wu offered Beantown AAA as evidence that her financial house is in order.
While Adams got a relatively nice line of interrogation from most Republicans in the committee, others – the leaders of some of the largest cities in the country – forced to explain their policies after they rejected years to cooperate with the application of illegal federal immigration.
Some migrants have slipped through the fingers of the sites and continued to commit horrific rapes and murders.
Johnson and Johnston Woo prepared in their opening statements against the charges, noting that the crime rates in their cities are reduced, while admitting that detainees from the enforcement of American immigration and customs (ICE) are only honored for immigrants who have a criminal note – not civil requests.
This still leaves hundreds of dangerous immigrants who released the streets every year. In New York alone, the federal civil immigration detainee decreased from 1485 in 2020 to less than 200 over the four years of the Biden administration, according to NYPD statistics.
“It is very difficult for ICE to get a judicial order,” Nicole Malekokis, Representative Nicole Malekacis, told the statistical newspaper outside the hearing room. “It takes some time. It is not something that can be done quickly. This is the problem. It is literally an obstacle that the Democrats made because they do not want to comply with the requests of the detainees.”
Some Republican members of the Supervisory Committee described these practices explicit violations of federal law-with MP Anna Polina Luna (R-FLA)
Luna Post told the hearing room after her tour of the interrogation, that only Adams had survived the referral because he “publicly stated that he believes that illegal immigration hurts his city.”
“I have already passed and asked these people individual questions related to their own policies,” she said. “And I gave them an opportunity if they had answered and said: No, I think this is a mistake … I would not have referred them. But the fact that they did not, then doubled, then transmitted them.”
Meanwhile, many members of the La'i Blame Committee have given the policies of the City of Haram for the necklace murders committed by immigrants – including Laken Riley, a nursing student who was killed in Georgia by members of the Venezuelan gang who came across New York City.
“Every crime committed by someone in the United States illegally is a crime that had not been committed,” MP Gary Palmer (R-AA) said in the session.
“Laken Riley, Rubi Garcia, Rachel Morin, Jocelyn Nungaray, the woman where the metro in New York – these are all attacks, rape, murders and other crimes that had not taken the lives of these people if these people were not illegally here.”
Democrats rejected the accusations of Republicans, with Representative Jerry Honoli (D-VA), a better democracy in a committee saying “The hypothesis of this session is wrong.”
“We have obtained local law enforcement cooperating with the local political leadership, and it works,” Konoli claimed. It reduces crime rates. The suggestion that migrants cause crime is wrong, and in fact, it is clearly false. “
But the other Republican Party fire will not hear about it.
“You are all blood on your hands,” Representative Nancy Mass, who put municipal heads in the host seat with a series of “yes” or “no” questions about the repercussions of their haven policies.
“Do you acknowledge that our country storming a crime?” I asked, followed by “Do you think it is acceptable for illegal lawyers who are committing heinous crimes in the public instead of detention and deportation?” And “when an illegitimate foreigner rapes a woman, do you think you are on the right side of history?”
At the end of the tail of the session, the mayor of Denver hinted that although he and his colleagues opposed the migration position for the Republicans, the first days of Trump official have taken some pressure of his city's budget.
Johnston said about the difference between 2024 and 2025: “Our expenses have decreased significantly, and we would like to see that they remain in this way.”
The session comes at a time when the Trump administration campaign continued to immigrate illegal across the country, as I immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) made raids at the country level and started deporting illegal immigrants with criminal records.
Trump said he intends to extend the deportation to all illegal immigrants.
New York and Chicago has already been prosecuted by the Trump administration regarding their haven policies by allegedly interfering in federal deportations – and the president pledged legal measures against other cities of resort.
