Trump Defends ICE Amid New York Shooting, Calls for Sanctuary City Ban
President Trump criticizes New York politicians over ICE shooting, demands end to sanctuary policies.
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President Donald Trump defended U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents following a shooting incident in New York City during a high-risk operation, accusing Democrats of undermining law enforcement efforts. At his Friday rally in Syracuse, Trump praised ICE officers for apprehending a violent criminal with a long criminal record, describing the suspect as a ‘gang murderer’ who had been wanted for possible murder.
Trump Condemns New York Politicians
Trump criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Governor Kathy Hochul for their stance on immigration enforcement, arguing that their policies enable dangerous individuals to roam free. He accused Democrats of allowing ‘rapists and murderers’ to be set loose and called for an end to sanctuary city policies.
Support for Republican Candidate Bruce Blakeman
The president also endorsed Republican nominee Bruce Blakeman, emphasizing the need for Republican leadership to combat illegal immigration. Trump promised to ban sanctuary cities and states if Republicans win control of Congress, stating, ‘We will ban sanctuary cities and sanctuary states at long last.’
President Trump says he would give every adult American $5,000 if Republicans win control of the House and Senate, citing tariff revenue and economic growth. He also warns of a potential economic depression if Democrats win. Watch OAN on OAN Live for updates. pic.twitter.com/3gKWri54I7
Mike Tyson Joins Rally, Praises Trump
Boxing legend Mike Tyson attended the rally, expressing gratitude for Trump’s support. ‘I’m just happy to be here with my president, President Trump,’ Tyson said. ‘And there’s no way in the world I would ever be here if it weren’t for a president like Donald Trump.’
Trump Touts New Oil Deal and Economic Plans
Trump also highlighted his recent oil deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the revenue from his tariffs. He announced plans to distribute $5,000 to all adult U.S. citizens if Republicans win the House and Senate, claiming, ‘Our country is doing so well under Republican leadership that only I can make this statement.’
Ending his rally, Trump urged supporters to ‘pretend that his name is on the ballot by voting Republican,’ reinforcing his campaign message to secure key victories in the upcoming elections.
Source: OANN
