October 21, 2025
New York Congressman Calls for NYPD to Arrest Ice Agents
Timothy Birdnow
There is a little thing called the Supremacy Clause, dufus!
Pandering Democrat Congressman Calls on NYPD to Arrest ICE Agents
Arresting ICE agents for doing their duty is qualitatively no different than the Democrats in South Carolina firing on Fort Sumpter in 1860.
It's insurrection and Trump would be within his legal authority to declare New York City in open insurrection and send in troops to arrest the leadership of that rebellious city.
FTA:
Uh, WHICH U.S. CITIZENS have ICe illegally arrested and deported? Notice he can't name names, because there are none.
If NYPD starts arresting ICE agents for violating state laws while doing their duty as federal agents then that is at minimum interfering with law enforcement and is a felony. And since the people running New York would have to order this they would be guilty of a felony as well and subject to arrest and prosecution.
There is a little thing called the Supremacy Clause, dufus!
Pandering Democrat Congressman Calls on NYPD to Arrest ICE Agents
Arresting ICE agents for doing their duty is qualitatively no different than the Democrats in South Carolina firing on Fort Sumpter in 1860.
It's insurrection and Trump would be within his legal authority to declare New York City in open insurrection and send in troops to arrest the leadership of that rebellious city.
FTA:
A Democrat New York congressman is calling on the NYPD to arrest and prosecute ICE agents who engage in "unlawful actions” during federal immigration crackdowns in the city.
In letter to NYPD commissioner Jessica Tisch, U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman rips U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection officers’ "outrageous and unlawful conduct” in cities around the country, saying they have been "violently and improperly” arresting U.S. citizens.
Goldman said with the "likely possibility” that the Department of Homeland Security will "send armies of agents into New York City for civil immigration purposes” he urged the NYPD to be "prepared to strictly enforce state and local laws in order to hold federal agents accountable for any unlawful actions they engage in, including potentially through arrest and prosecution for felony violations.”
"When immigration officials make warrantless arrests of U.S. citizens or lawful residents without reasonable suspicion to believe they have violated immigration law, they are acting outside the scope of their legal authority,” he wrote.
Goldman, a lawyer who as a House counsel participated in Donald Trump’s 2019 impeachment inquiry, cited ICE’s policy barring civil immigration enforcement authority against U.S. citizens. He said news outlets have reported that federal agents "have repeatedly detained or deported American citizens in clear violation of their constitutional rights.”
"No person, regardless of their badge, should be permitted to assault or unlawfully detain any New Yorker without facing consequences,” he wrote. "In light of this failure of federal oversight, it is the responsibility of the city to uphold the rule of law and protect the public.
In letter to NYPD commissioner Jessica Tisch, U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman rips U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection officers’ "outrageous and unlawful conduct” in cities around the country, saying they have been "violently and improperly” arresting U.S. citizens.
Goldman said with the "likely possibility” that the Department of Homeland Security will "send armies of agents into New York City for civil immigration purposes” he urged the NYPD to be "prepared to strictly enforce state and local laws in order to hold federal agents accountable for any unlawful actions they engage in, including potentially through arrest and prosecution for felony violations.”
"When immigration officials make warrantless arrests of U.S. citizens or lawful residents without reasonable suspicion to believe they have violated immigration law, they are acting outside the scope of their legal authority,” he wrote.
Goldman, a lawyer who as a House counsel participated in Donald Trump’s 2019 impeachment inquiry, cited ICE’s policy barring civil immigration enforcement authority against U.S. citizens. He said news outlets have reported that federal agents "have repeatedly detained or deported American citizens in clear violation of their constitutional rights.”
"No person, regardless of their badge, should be permitted to assault or unlawfully detain any New Yorker without facing consequences,” he wrote. "In light of this failure of federal oversight, it is the responsibility of the city to uphold the rule of law and protect the public.
Uh, WHICH U.S. CITIZENS have ICe illegally arrested and deported? Notice he can't name names, because there are none.
If NYPD starts arresting ICE agents for violating state laws while doing their duty as federal agents then that is at minimum interfering with law enforcement and is a felony. And since the people running New York would have to order this they would be guilty of a felony as well and subject to arrest and prosecution.
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It is sure beginning to look as if the Jackass Party can't tell the difference between citizens and non-citizens, if what these spokes-asses are saying.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at October 21, 2025 09:45 PM (i02lT)
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True, although I think they know exactly what they are saying wrong. They are hoping, of course, to fool those who don't keep up, the low-information voter.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at October 22, 2025 05:55 AM (BgfpD)
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