“THE FEDS WILL NEVER CATCH US HERE”!!! BELIEVE IT OR NOT, AUTHORITIES SAY IMMIGRATION AGENTS COLLARED 2,200 CRIMINALS IN NEW YORK IN JULY ALONE… AND OFFICIALS WARN MORE ARRESTS ARE TO COME.
Federal agents conducted a sweeping enforcement initiative across New York during the month of July.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement collared 2,200 individuals throughout the state during that single month.
Federal authorities carried out the massive operation under the name Operation Rotten Apple.
Officials confirmed that additional enforcement sweeps of this kind are still to come.
The federal agency reported that those apprehended included full-on murderers, rapists, drug traffickers, gang members, and child predators.
Federal authorities identified several of the individuals taken into custody during the operation.
Bogdan Detrovich Gren was among the notable targets collared by federal personnel.
Gren is a Ukrainian national who is currently in the United States illegally.
Federal officials reported that Gren was previously convicted of murder.
Gren was also convicted of kidnapping and abduction resulting in death.
In addition to those crimes, Gren was convicted of criminal possession of a weapon.
Federal agents also arrested Andreas Bernal Chiquito during the statewide sweep.
Chiquito, a Colombian national, was nabbed for sexual conduct against a child.
Authorities also apprehended Chiquito for injuring a child under 17.
Palvinder Singh was another foreign national taken into federal custody.
Singh, who is from India, was previously convicted of rape in Germany.
Federal officers also arrested Carlos Mendez-Acosta during the July initiative.
Mendez-Acosta, a national of Venezuela, was also previously convicted of rape.
Yet Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says ICE got absolutely “no help” from either Hochul or Mamdani in rounding them up.
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Mullin stated that neither New York Governor Kathy Hochul nor New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani provided assistance to federal agents.
“Operation Rotten Apple did what sanctuary politicians in New York City and the state of New York refuse to do: made the Empire State safer,” he added.
According to the source report, Hochul and Mamdani are bent on protecting criminals from ICE operations.
Hochul has been boasting that legislation she backed bans local police from cooperating with federal agents pursuing illegal-immigrant criminals.
The statute supported by the governor is known as the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act.
Hochul claimed that shielding criminals through the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act will somehow boost public safety.
Mayor Mamdani has likewise put up roadblocks intended to keep ICE from removing criminals from the city.
Homeland Security reported that New York’s “radical sanctuary policies” account for the release of more than 13,000 criminals back onto the streets.
Federal authorities argue that municipal and state efforts to keep ICE agents out of New York produce the exact opposite result.
Secretary Mullin promised that local refusal to cooperate will lead to an increased federal presence across the state.
“Because [Hochul and Mamdani] refused to work with us,” promised Mullin, “we will send as many people as we have possible to make sure we are restoring law and order.”
Broad and public operations conducted by ICE have previously triggered clashes with protesters.
Protest clashes broke out in February.
Demonstrations also led to confrontations in Lower Manhattan in November.
Another clash between protesters and authorities occurred in Brooklyn in May.
But federal authorities maintained their operations across the state despite the opposition from local elected officials.
And federal officials warned that sanctuary policies undermine public safety while increasing the likelihood of further confrontations with ICE.
They tracked the suspects.
They made the arrests.
They promised more agents.
The charges are allegations and have not been proven in court.
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