President Trumpâs long-promised ICE raids continued on Thursday â as the total number of illegal migrants nabbed by federal authorities reached 538, including new arrests of pedophiles, gang members, and a suspected terrorist in New York.
Husham Al-Husainy, the imam of the Karbalaa Islamic Educational Center in Dearborn, Mich., is among four religious leaders listed in an Inauguration Day program, obtained by the Washington Reporter on Monday, who are scheduled to speak immediately after Trumpâs Jan. 20 address.
Bail reform resulted in the release of over 2,000 career criminals from city jails in the space of just a few months, from October 2019 to January of 2020 â exactly when NYC crime began its historic rise after almost 27 years of steady declines.
âSince the Democratsâ radical 2019 Bail Law took effect, violent crime and recidivism rates have skyrocketed across New York City and State, putting public safety at risk,â Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) of Staten Island, another co-sponsor of the bill, told The Post.
But Boston is a so-called sanctuary city that limits local officialsâ cooperation with federal immigration efforts â and recently passed a resolution to further restrict police from keeping migrants in custody pending deportation, according to Fox News.
The parents of a New Jersey man killed in a 2017 ISIS-inspired rental-truck terror attack in Manhattan say a law honoring their son must be updated to prevent terrorists from using Turo and similar ride-sharing apps as they did this week in New Orleans and Las Vegas.
Authorities in New Orleans committed several errors that made it easy for an unhinged madman to plow into New Yearâs revelers early Wednesday â and may have gotten too âlackadaisicalâ after having handled large crowd sizes in the past, a security expert told The Post.
Two recent high school graduates, a Princeton football star, a young mother and a father of two were among the victims killed in New Orleans when a terrorist rammed his truck into a crowd on the cityâs iconic Bourbon Street during a New Yearâs celebration.
The shocking, caught-on-video spectacle of Kawamâs body consumed by fire on an F train in Coney Island â all while the accused killer fanned the flames, before calmly sitting to watch the deadly pyre â punctuated a year of concerns that the subways are returning to the unsafe bad old days.
