Eric Adams demands change to sanctuary laws for immigrants who commit violent crimes

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : "They can have due process, but we should be communicating with ICE, and if ICE makes the determination of deporting, then they should, so no one's taking away from anyone's due process.
52% : Under the second, city officials and resources cannot be used to assist federal immigration agents in enforcing immigration laws.
47% : "These protections aim to ensure that New York City complies with the constitutional requirement of probable cause when working with ICE to detain someone," they added.
46% : Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday re-upped calls to change New York City's sanctuary laws, pushing for more accountability for those suspected of committing violent crimes and encouraging more collaboration between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
46% : "I want to go back to the standards of the previous mayors who I believe subscribed to my belief that people who are suspected of committing serious crimes in this city should be held accountable," Adams told reporters a day after making a similar statement during a town hall.
41% : Under the first law, New York City does not have to cooperate with federal immigration authorities by keeping detainees in jail at their request unless those individuals have been convicted of serious violent crimes.

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