Homeland Security chief blasts Pritzker, Chicago’s mayor over criminal immigrants

Homeland security secretary Christie Nom on Friday traveled to Illinois, so that the village JB Pritzkar and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson could be dropped, when both the Democrats accused of being “obstructed” when it comes to getting criminal illegal migrants.

NOEM, speaking in the Chicago suburb, highlighted the recent snow arrests of a Mexican illegal immigrant against a victim under 13 years of age, a Polish National convicted and extended the domestic battery for attempted murder and an illegal immigrant from Micronesia with three DUI convicts.

“These people still commit crimes on our streets and attack people and harm them and harm our children if Governor Pritzkar and Mayor Johnson had their own way. Because their choice to leave these criminals back to the streets is regularly again and again.”

He said, “The so -called sanctuary is the real consequences of the debate on policies and our law enforcement officials, but also for families who live here and businesses who are just trying to provide for their community,” he said.

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Representatives of both Pritzker and Johnson did not immediately respond to the requests of comment from Fox News Digital.

“I am here today because the leaders elected in this state of Illinois are ignoring the law. In fact, when they talk about removing dangerous criminals from their streets, they are becoming obstructed.” “They are deciding dangerous criminals who are assassins, rapists, money launders, attacked, who are smuggling children, are more important than families that live in communities here.”

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“This includes Governor Pritzkar, Mayor Johnson and others who have worked so hard to protect these dangerous criminals. They will be a sanctuary state and continue to keep those individuals on American citizens, American citizens who have built this country, who have raised their families for generations,” Noam said.

Nom also told reporters on Friday that “in the last seven months, ice has issued over 1,664 detention in Chicago, marking” 106% increase “issued during Biden administration.

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“Unfortunately,” he said, “Chicago and its leadership only honored 8% of them.”