Hochul: We're Actually Rolling Out Brand New Taxpayer-Funded Benefits for Illegal Immigrants in New York
Guy Benson
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is up for re-election next year. She may be vulnerable to primary challenges within her party, and some polls show Republicans within striking distance of her in the general election setting. She underperformed in 2022, when former Congressman and current EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin gave her all she could handle. At a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, Hochul demonstrated her ignorance about a string of heinous crimes committed by illegal immigrants who were shielded and protected by her reckless 'sanctuary' policies. Rep. Elise Stefanik, who may run for governor in 2026, made the most of her questioning period with Hochul, who inadvertently vindicated Stefanik by trying to excuse her own lack of familiarity with the high-profile crimes by saying there are "many cases" of serious offenses being committed by illegal immigrants in New York. Yes, that's the point, governor:
Hochul, a useless political weather vane who has at times tried to sound more reasonable on immigration, reversing her own previous virtue-signaling pronouncements, is now toggling back into pro-illegal immigration extremism because that's what her party's base is demanding. "Resistance," and all that. And this is its latest manifestation of Hochul's resistance, courtesy of the state's taxpayers:
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