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Democratic Mayor Mitchell Wu vowed to maintain the city’s sanctuary policies and protest the rift of the Trump administration on illegal immigration and swear to “flood” with Boston with agents following his pledge to oppose the Trump administration, which vowed to “flood” Boston.
Speaking on local radio program “The Hovi Carr Show,” Leonss replied to Wu, saying, “Now you are going to see more ice agents to come to Boston to ensure that we take these public safety threats that she wants to let back into communities.”
He pointed to the “Operation Patriot” of the Trump administration, which extended the federal agents in the Boston region in March and made more than a thousand arrests.
“We are going to keep doing it in Boston,” he said. “We are going to continue our mission. We are going to make Boston safe because he fails to do these sanctuary with the policies of the city.”
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, a Democrat, has faced criticism for the first ice agents. (Matt Stone/Boston Herald/Getty Images)
It was pressured whether the Ice would increase agents in the Boston region, similarly how the agents in Washington, DC, Leone replied, “100 percent you will see a big snow appearance.”
“We are definitely going, as you have said, floods in the area, especially in the courts of the sanctuary,” he moved forward. “And obviously Boston and Massachusetts decided that they wanted to be sanctuaries and sanctuaries do not mean safe roads. This means that more criminal aliens are out and in the neighborhood.”
Leones reported that during Operation Patriot, ICE pursued the “targeted enforcement operation” of the criminal aliens issued by the city of Boston and Massachusetts.
Operation Patriot resulted in arrest of about 1,500 illegal migrants, including killers, rapists, drug traffickers and child sex hunters.
Ice sources told Fox News that the 790 arrested had criminal guilty or allegations, and 277 had final expulsion or exile orders. Sources said that all the targeted criminals Massachusetts were roaming freely before roaming the streets of the cities.
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Illegal migrants were arrested in Boston during an immigration enforcement operation. (Fox News)
The operation went on in May in May and included ICE teams from other states of the Northeast as well as FBI, DEA and ATF officials.
Speaking on Wednesday, Leonse said, “There are many of these criminal aliens that are released to go out and commit more crimes that local law enforcement has to be dealt with and we can take it, you know, violent criminal illegal foreigners are immediately out of the neighborhood.”
It follows the American Attorney General Palm Bandy, which sets a Tuesday’s deadline for the sanctuary courts, which is to leave its policies blocking cooperation with federal officials.
Speaking on Fox Business, Bandi said that he sent letters to 32 mayors and seven governors, “telling them that you make better compliance or you are ahead.”
Bondi highlighted a letter, which he had sent to California Gove Gavin Newsom, in which he warned that “the person working under the color of the law could be subject to criminal charges using his official status to obstruct or motivate illegal immigration or to facilitate illegal immigration.”
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American Attorney General Palm Bandi speaks on 15 July 2025 during a news conference at DEA Headquarters in Arlington, Virginia. (Alex Wong/Getty Image)
A letter shared on social media said, “is important for implementing federal law and protecting national security, including cooperation, immigration enforcement between federal, state and local law enforcement agencies,” said.
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Wu publicly rejected Bondi’s demands during a press conference, calling the ultimatum a political stunt.
Wu said on Tuesday, “Stop attacking our cities to hide the failures of your administration. Unlike the Trump administration, Boston follows the law.” “This is our city. It is our country, and I am very proud and grateful to show the world that our community is here in Boston and what we are making.”
In response to Leon’s comments, Wu’s office shared a statement with the mayor that was answering another reporter’s question. Wu reiterated, “In Boston, we all follow and follow laws, cities, states and federals. And we will not back down from communities that have made us the safest city in the country.
He said, “This is a beautiful, diverse, incredible city and I have said that now this administration needs to stop attacking cities to hide its failures,” he said.
Fox News Digital’s Charles Critez and Madison Colombo contributed to the report.
