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> Cut their dicks off and deport them.
New York's Erie County says no more asylum seekers to be sent from NYC
after arrest of 22-year-old migrant
The National Guard has been deployed to western New York after a second
migrant brought there through New York City Mayor Eric Adams’
controversial resettlement program was arrested on sexual abuse charges.
Erie County officials said that a third party contracted by New York City
to handle the migrant hotel operation might have obstructed local police’s
investigations into the assaults and are demanding that the Biden
administration and Congress act at the federal level to properly address
the crisis.
At a press conference Saturday, Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz, a
Democrat, said no more asylum seekers would be sent from New York City
until security measures with regard to the migrants could improve. He said
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a fellow Democrat, agreed to place National
Guard members at each of the hotels that are housing asylum seekers to act
as a "stabilizing presence."
Poloncarz joined Cheektowaga Chief of Police Brian Gould in calling for
the immediate discontinued use of the Best Western hotel on Dingens Street
to house asylum seekers.
NYC MAYOR ADAMS SAYS MIGRANT CRISIS THREATENS TO ‘DECIMATE’ CITY AS HE
APPEALS FOR FEDERAL HELP
That’s after a 27-year-old woman from Buffalo who was working at the hotel
as employed by Platinum Community Care – one of the agencies providing
services to the asylum seekers – walked into the Cheektowaga Police
Department at approximately 4 p.m. Friday to report she had been sexually
assaulted.
After an investigation, Kindu Jeancy, a 22-year-old male asylum seeker
from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was charged with felony first-
degree sexual abuse and misdemeanor unlawful imprisonment, Gould said.
Jeancy was expected to be arraigned Saturday in Cheektowaga Court by
Justice John Wanat.
The police chief and county executive both alleged that DocGo, a third
party contracted by New York City reportedly for $432 million to run
migrant hotel operations, might have interfered in the Cheektowaga Police
Department’s investigations into the sexual assault cases.
Poloncarz said he had spoken to Hochul, Adams and New York State
Department of Homeland Security Commissioner Jackie Bray about the matter.
"All agree that the alleged incident is reprehensible and the safety of
our community is paramount. I demanded Mayor Adams pause all further
transportation of asylum seekers to our community until such time we can
resolve all security issues," Poloncarz told reporters. "He agreed and
informed me they will not send any additional persons to Erie County at
this time. We also discussed the need for a new and improved security
plan, especially considering DocGo, the third party hired by New York City
to run the hotel operations, may have interfered in the Cheektowaga
police’s investigation of this matter."
"I’m asking that those working for the companies that are providing
services understand that all crimes need to be immediately reported to the
police and that any suspects are not questioned, interviewed or guided in
any way prior to our police investigations," Gould added at the press
conference. "I’m also asking that on-site security be reviewed to ensure
that security guards hired have training to deal with this special
population, and that they are highly experienced."
Poloncarz said local officials were not advised of the placement of asylum
seekers at the Dingens Street location until right before it occurred.
"The hotel is located in a residential neighborhood and is causing not
only safety concerns to nearby residents but also quality-of-life issues,"
Gould added. "I’m asking for funding for overtime for my police officers.
We are at a historic low in patrol officers right now. Although we have a
good number of officers in training right now, they are not manpower. I
cannot add police presence in that neighborhood without taking it away
from another neighborhood and that should not happen."
NYC MIGRANT CRISIS COULD HIT $12 BILLION; MAYOR ADAMS URGES FEDERAL
EMERGENCY DECLARATION
"As we have done for years, Erie County opened its arms to try to welcome
these new Americans. Unfortunately, there is no way we believe to make the
program as it’s presently run sustainable without some significant
changes. Two serious violent crimes are alleged to have occurred in the
past two weeks, and they are two too many," Poloncarz said. "Our refugee
agencies did their best to provide support and assistance, but our
community’s trust and good faith has been betrayed."
"The town, county and New York state cannot solve what is essentially a
federal issue," Poloncarz added Saturday. "The Biden administration and
Congress must act on this and truly implement comprehensive immigration
reform. We cannot do it on the local level. It must be done at the federal
level."
Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro, a Republican, issued a statement to
provide insight into the first alleged migrant sex crime incident. He said
a "self-purported asylum seeker that was shipped here from NYC was charged
with raping a woman in front of a 3-year-old child" and that other
migrants have been arrested on petit larceny charges.
"This problem is at our doorstep because the County Executive welcomed
it," Todaro said.
Fox News Digital reached out to Adams and Hochul for comment Sunday.
Hochul issued a broad statement Saturday about the "ongoing efforts to
shelter and support asylum seekers" and noted that, among other topics,
the governor "will deploy additional National Guard personnel to Erie
County to provide logistical and operational support for shelter sites."
"Since asylum seekers first arrived in New York, we have been providing
significant humanitarian aid as New York City works to meet their legal
obligation to provide shelter. We will continue our efforts to provide
financial support, personnel and equipment, and continued advocacy for
federal assistance," Hochul said.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/national-guard-sent-western-new-york-2nd-
migrant-moved-adams-program-charged-sex-crime
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> Cut their dicks off and deport them.
New York's Erie County says no more asylum seekers to be sent from NYC
after arrest of 22-year-old migrant
The National Guard has been deployed to western New York after a second
migrant brought there through New York City Mayor Eric Adams’
controversial resettlement program was arrested on sexual abuse charges.
Erie County officials said that a third party contracted by New York City
to handle the migrant hotel operation might have obstructed local police’s
investigations into the assaults and are demanding that the Biden
administration and Congress act at the federal level to properly address
the crisis.
At a press conference Saturday, Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz, a
Democrat, said no more asylum seekers would be sent from New York City
until security measures with regard to the migrants could improve. He said
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a fellow Democrat, agreed to place National
Guard members at each of the hotels that are housing asylum seekers to act
as a "stabilizing presence."
Poloncarz joined Cheektowaga Chief of Police Brian Gould in calling for
the immediate discontinued use of the Best Western hotel on Dingens Street
to house asylum seekers.
NYC MAYOR ADAMS SAYS MIGRANT CRISIS THREATENS TO ‘DECIMATE’ CITY AS HE
APPEALS FOR FEDERAL HELP
That’s after a 27-year-old woman from Buffalo who was working at the hotel
as employed by Platinum Community Care – one of the agencies providing
services to the asylum seekers – walked into the Cheektowaga Police
Department at approximately 4 p.m. Friday to report she had been sexually
assaulted.
After an investigation, Kindu Jeancy, a 22-year-old male asylum seeker
from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was charged with felony first-
degree sexual abuse and misdemeanor unlawful imprisonment, Gould said.
Jeancy was expected to be arraigned Saturday in Cheektowaga Court by
Justice John Wanat.
The police chief and county executive both alleged that DocGo, a third
party contracted by New York City reportedly for $432 million to run
migrant hotel operations, might have interfered in the Cheektowaga Police
Department’s investigations into the sexual assault cases.
Poloncarz said he had spoken to Hochul, Adams and New York State
Department of Homeland Security Commissioner Jackie Bray about the matter.
"All agree that the alleged incident is reprehensible and the safety of
our community is paramount. I demanded Mayor Adams pause all further
transportation of asylum seekers to our community until such time we can
resolve all security issues," Poloncarz told reporters. "He agreed and
informed me they will not send any additional persons to Erie County at
this time. We also discussed the need for a new and improved security
plan, especially considering DocGo, the third party hired by New York City
to run the hotel operations, may have interfered in the Cheektowaga
police’s investigation of this matter."
"I’m asking that those working for the companies that are providing
services understand that all crimes need to be immediately reported to the
police and that any suspects are not questioned, interviewed or guided in
any way prior to our police investigations," Gould added at the press
conference. "I’m also asking that on-site security be reviewed to ensure
that security guards hired have training to deal with this special
population, and that they are highly experienced."
Poloncarz said local officials were not advised of the placement of asylum
seekers at the Dingens Street location until right before it occurred.
"The hotel is located in a residential neighborhood and is causing not
only safety concerns to nearby residents but also quality-of-life issues,"
Gould added. "I’m asking for funding for overtime for my police officers.
We are at a historic low in patrol officers right now. Although we have a
good number of officers in training right now, they are not manpower. I
cannot add police presence in that neighborhood without taking it away
from another neighborhood and that should not happen."
NYC MIGRANT CRISIS COULD HIT $12 BILLION; MAYOR ADAMS URGES FEDERAL
EMERGENCY DECLARATION
"As we have done for years, Erie County opened its arms to try to welcome
these new Americans. Unfortunately, there is no way we believe to make the
program as it’s presently run sustainable without some significant
changes. Two serious violent crimes are alleged to have occurred in the
past two weeks, and they are two too many," Poloncarz said. "Our refugee
agencies did their best to provide support and assistance, but our
community’s trust and good faith has been betrayed."
"The town, county and New York state cannot solve what is essentially a
federal issue," Poloncarz added Saturday. "The Biden administration and
Congress must act on this and truly implement comprehensive immigration
reform. We cannot do it on the local level. It must be done at the federal
level."
Erie County Legislator Frank Todaro, a Republican, issued a statement to
provide insight into the first alleged migrant sex crime incident. He said
a "self-purported asylum seeker that was shipped here from NYC was charged
with raping a woman in front of a 3-year-old child" and that other
migrants have been arrested on petit larceny charges.
"This problem is at our doorstep because the County Executive welcomed
it," Todaro said.
Fox News Digital reached out to Adams and Hochul for comment Sunday.
Hochul issued a broad statement Saturday about the "ongoing efforts to
shelter and support asylum seekers" and noted that, among other topics,
the governor "will deploy additional National Guard personnel to Erie
County to provide logistical and operational support for shelter sites."
"Since asylum seekers first arrived in New York, we have been providing
significant humanitarian aid as New York City works to meet their legal
obligation to provide shelter. We will continue our efforts to provide
financial support, personnel and equipment, and continued advocacy for
federal assistance," Hochul said.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/national-guard-sent-western-new-york-2nd-
migrant-moved-adams-program-charged-sex-crime
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