ICE presses ahead with enforcement partnerships despite sanctuary policies.
Congressional Democrats who have organized protests outside of a federal immigration detention center in New Jersey have not provided the public with any details about the violent nature of those who are incarcerated. They also have not commented on the taxpayer-funded benefits the illegal aliens have received.
But House and Senate members have leveled several accusations against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) and its Delaney Hall facility in Newark that do not square with the facts. They have also joined with Gov. Mikie Sherrill (D) to advance sanctuary policies that obstruct law enforcement efforts.
ICE has made a concerted effort to keep the public informed about its operations while also releasing detailed information about the criminal history of detained illegal aliens. But there appears to be a media blackout imposed against any coverage of successful law enforcement efforts.
Most recently, for instance, ICE arrested two illegal aliens in New Jersey as part of a nationwide effort to root out fraudulent commercial driver’s license (CDL) activity. ICE arrested Zokhid Zakhidov, 37, in Woodbridge and Khayrullo Payzullaev, 30, in Hamilton on August 23. Both men are Uzbek citizens. Both men are, moreover, a menace to public safety.
Zakhido possessed a New York commercial learner permit when he was arrested. He has been convicted for driving while intoxicated and has pending charges for “assault with intent to cause physical injury and harassment,” according to an ICE press release. Payzullaev held a “non-domiciled Pennsylvania commercial driver’s license” when he was arrested, the release said.
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