ICE Chief Says Change Law

ICE’s New York City enforcement chief Kenneth Genalo urged politicians who oppose the agency to change federal law rather than vilify agents, arguing that sanctuary policies force officers to make arrests on public streets. He said local restrictions on cooperation increase risks for officers, suspects and bystanders, and cited a Brooklyn operation in which ICE arrested two men it said had criminal histories. Genalo also criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani and other officials for opposing ICE, calling for greater cooperation with local law enforcement.

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