House Report Says NYC DAs Cut Charges to Avert Migrant Deportations
- A House Judiciary Committee report alleges that New York City prosecutors reduced or changed charges for noncitizen defendants to limit possible deportation consequences.
- The report names the district attorneys’ offices in Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Staten Island and describes immigration-focused plea negotiations.
- It alleges that prosecutors were advised to offer non-deportable charges and omit certain details from records.
- At a press conference, Letitia James and Eric Gonzalez did not answer questions, while a spokesperson for Melinda Katz said the office charges illegal-firearm cases with the highest possible charge under the law.
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NYC DAs can barely make eye contact when they are called out on downgrading charges against illegal immigrants
Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!Check out our Election 2026 Dashboard to keep track ot the upcoming midterms!While you certainly did not need any more evidence that proves many leftists in power are putting foreign nationals first, here is just that. NYC district attorneys remained quiet when asked about accusations that they downgraded charges for illegal immigrants. And while this is not an a…
NY’s Top Prosecutors Go Silent When Asked by a Reporter if They Ordered Lighter Charges for Illegal Aliens to Avoid Deportation * The Gateway Pundit * by Cassandra MacDonald
New York Attorney General Letitia James, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz, and Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez went silent when a New York Post reporter asked them at a Thursday gun-seizure press conference whether they had ordered prosecutors to downgrade charges against illegal aliens so they could avoid deportation, as detailed in a recent House Judiciary Committee report.
POLITICS: House Judiciary Report Accuses New York City Prosecutors of Softening Charges to Shield Noncitizens From Deportation – The Beltway Report
A 22-page report from the House Judiciary Committee accuses prosecutors across New York City of intentionally downgrading or altering criminal charges against noncitizens to help them avoid convictions that could trigger deportation. The allegations surfaced publicly on Thursday when reporters pressed New York Attorney General Letitia James, Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz and Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez about the report durin…
House Judiciary Report Accuses New York City Prosecutors of Softening Charges to Shield Noncitizens From Deportation
A House Judiciary Committee report accuses New York City prosecutors, including in Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx, of softening charges against noncitizens to help them avoid deportation, a claim Queens DA Melinda Katz's office denies when it comes to gun cases.
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