For example, in Baltimore, ICE arrested an illegal MS-13 member who was released by a sanctuary jurisdiction that ignored a detainer. In turn, ICE had to re-arrest the gang member convicted of accessory to murder.
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"The sanctuary jurisdictions are inherently more unsafe, because they're letting these individuals out who have, you know, very serious convictions at times and are public safety threats, if not national security threats. It is a concern, and I'm very baffled by it," said Lechleitner.
Lechleitner said there is "no question" that sanctuary jurisdictions make ICE's job "significantly harder."
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"The sanctuary jurisdictions are inherently more unsafe, because they're letting these individuals out who have, you know, very serious convictions at times and are public safety threats, if not national security threats. It is a concern, and I'm very baffled by it," said Lechleitner.
Lechleitner said there is "no question" that sanctuary jurisdictions make ICE's job "significantly harder."
Acting ICE director says 'increased risk' by overwhelming border crossings keeps him up at night
Acting ICE Director Patrick Lechleitner is warning about illegal immigrants with “various forms of criminality" who are able to make it into the US undetected.
