MAKING SENSE OF NO SENSE
Providing Room & Board to the Same People Who Rob & Threaten Us Makes No Sense
Police Commissioner Edward Caban warns of a "wave of migrant crime."
Democratic pols deny it. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul says migrants "are
looking for a better life." True for many, not all.
Texas Insider
Feb 15, 2024
Betsy McCaughey, PhD, is a former Lt. Governor of New York Staet
Criminals posing as asylum seekers are turning American cities into war
zones. Migrants in moped gangs and retail theft rings, some carrying
guns, are terrorizing the Big Apple, Yonkers and New Jersey.
The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua – feared for how it tortures its
victims – is setting up business in New York City, police sources
reveal.
Gang members recruit migrants from shelters and as they come off buses
from south of the U.S.-Mexico Border, putting then to work in retail
theft rings or on mopeds, grabbing phones and handbags and roughing up
pedestrians.
Two-man teams snatch pedestrians' phones and deliver them to Tren de
Aragua stash houses, where professional hackers make fraudulent banking
transactions and drain cash from all accounts. Then the phones are wiped
clean and shipped to South America for resale.
A 62-year-old woman was brutally dragged down a Brooklyn street by one
of these moped thieves who made off with her purse. When you see mopeds,
step back from the curb and hug the building -- advice usually needed
in a third-world city, not New York.
A shopper at JD Sports near Times Square was shot in the leg by
baby-faced, 15-year-old migrant Jesus Alejandro Rivas-Figueroa when a
security guard tried to stop him from robbing the store on Feb. 8.
Figueroa whipped out a .45-caliber handgun and shot into the crowd. He
has since been apprehended by police.
The next job is to track down the ringleaders who armed him and sent him
into the store. The teen had been living in the Stratford Hotel, a city
shelter, with his mother and attending school. He is also a suspect in a
Jan. 25 incident in Midtown and a Jan. 27 robbery in the Bronx.
After his first run-in with cops, the shelter system should have been notified and Figueroa should have been evicted.
Chicago is also being terrorized.
There, professional criminals enlist migrants from the shelters to raid
luxury stores at the suburban Oakbrook Center shopping mall, 5 miles
west of the city. These migrants wouldn't have a clue where Oak Brook,
an upscale suburb, is, or how to get there without the criminal
masterminds.
Hochul sweetens the attraction by guaranteeing asylum seekers cash
welfare benefits -- something the federal government bars so state and
local taxpayers have to foot the entire bill.
On top of that, New York City is court-mandated to guarantee shelter to
all, something Mayor Eric Adams should seek to overturn. NYPD Chief of
Detectives Joseph Kenny observed that "the network of thieves" lives
mostly in the shelter system.
That includes the migrants who beat up two cops at Times Square on Jan.
27. They had a string of previous arrests but were still living in
shelters, courtesy of N.Y. taxpayers.
Adams is imposing an 11 p.m. curfew at some shelters.
That's window dressing.
Providing room and board to the same people who rob and threaten us
makes no sense. Once migrants get in trouble with the law, the shelter
system should be notified and they should be evicted.
The only shelter they get should be at Rikers.
The Statue of Liberty says, "Give me your tired, your poor." It doesn't say your lawbreakers, brutes and gang leaders.
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