The top official of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has sharply criticized New York City’s mayor for advocating the elimination of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), warning that such a move would undermine federal immigration enforcement efforts. The remarks come amid growing tensions between local and federal authorities over immigration policies and the role of agencies responsible for border security and deportations. The statement highlights a deepening divide between city leaders pushing for more lenient immigration approaches and federal officials defending existing enforcement mechanisms. The exchange reflects broader national debates over immigration reform and law enforcement priorities.
US Homeland Security chief condemns New York mayor's call to 'abolish ICE' AFP.com
