Shouldn't the Public Know When ICE Releases Criminal Aliens? Georgia Bill Says 'Yes'
By Mark Krikorian, March 14, 2017
John Fonte noted at the National Review site last week that the new DHS office serving victims of criminal aliens (dubbed VOICE) will help challenge the dominant media narrative about immigration. Along with the complementary initiative to systematically provide the public with information on crimes committed by released criminal aliens, Fonte says it represents "the opening round of a long-overdue declaration of (political) war on the sanctuary cities, counties, and states that protect criminal aliens."
This is all in response to President Trump's executive order on interior immigration enforcement, which directed DHS to, among other things, "make public a comprehensive list of criminal actions committed by aliens and any jurisdiction that ignored or otherwise failed to honor any detainers with respect to such aliens."
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