There is significant concern regarding California's release of illegal aliens who have committed serious crimes, as highlighted by a request from ICE to Governor Gavin Newsom.
• California's Democratic leadership is accused of releasing dangerous illegal aliens, including those with serious criminal records, back into communities without informing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
• Currently, there are more than 33,000 illegal alien criminals in custody who could potentially be released, including approximately 400 murderers and over 3,000 burglars.
• The Department of Homeland Security's Assistant Secretary, Tricia McLaughlin, urged Governor Newsom to halt these releases, emphasizing the types of crimes committed by these individuals, which include 399 homicides and thousands of other serious offenses.
• Recent statistics reveal that since January 20, California's policies resulted in the release of over 4,500 criminal illegal aliens, further endangering public safety.
• ICE Acting Director Todd Lyons criticized the situation and called on Newsom to cooperate with ICE to prevent the release of more criminal illegal aliens, arguing for the safety of the community.
The situation in California raises grave public safety concerns, with ongoing controversies about the state's handling of criminal illegal aliens. Authorities express a pressing need for collaboration with federal agencies to prevent potential dangers posed by released individuals to the public.
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