Boston mayor wins preliminary elections on the ongoing ice

Boston’s Democratic mayor Michelle Wu easily stood out in a preliminary municipal race Tuesday, carrying out a new crackdown in Massachusetts to head for the November mayoral election. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ice).

Voters voted in New England’s most populous city votes narrowed the mayoral sphere to two in Boston, dominated by Democrats.

Wu, the first woman and man to be elected in color Mayor of Bostonface three challengers. Philanthropist Josh Kraft is the son of fellow Democrat and billionaire New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who is expected to advance to the November mayoral election.

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The vote was because Wu was seeking a second four-year term in office, and he was opposing federal immigration enforcement in the city.

this Department of Homeland Security “ICE has launched the ‘Patriot 2.0’ to target the worst criminal illegal foreigners living in Massachusetts, following the success of the Patriot Operation in May.”

The statement said: “Towards the goal declares: “Sanctuary policies like Mayor Wu promote not only attract and harbor criminals, but also place these public safety threats above the interests of law-abiding American citizens. Ice arrested sex offenders, pedophiles, murderers, murderers, drug dealers, and gang members released by local authorities. ”

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu spoke at a press conference outlining the city’s demands for U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi’s request for Boston to work with the federal mass deportation. (Getty Images/Lane Turner)

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“Legally, they are wrong, and in terms of security,” Wu alleged. “That’s why Boston has been the target. Boston will continue to uphold the clear separation of the Boston Trust Act, our state laws, and our local officials and our municipal governments in the massive eviction efforts this federal government is trying to promote.”

“For months, ICE has refused to provide any information about its activities in Boston and refused to issue warrants, while we have heard reports of ice agents sending parents to school. This does not make our community safer.”

Boston’s trust bill prevents the city’s police from handing people to the ice without a criminal warrant.

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The latest confrontation comes as the Justice Department prosecuted Boston City officials, including the mayor, allegedly interfered in the immigration crackdown.