The article discusses the recent actions taken by ICE to deport over 5,500 criminal migrants in a week, highlighting the contrast between progressive politicians' concerns for illegal immigrants' fears and community safety. It voices the need for leaders to focus on law-abiding citizens' rights while criticizing the Biden administration for allowing violent criminals into the country. Supporters of these deportation efforts commend them as necessary for public safety, questioning politicians' priorities. There are suggestions that illegal immigrants could be offered alternatives rather than deportations, referencing Connecticut's welcoming stance toward immigrants.
City Councilman Shaun Abreu condemns ICE operations, emphasizing that 'fear is spreading,' yet there is a lack of concern about crimes committed by illegal immigrants.
Supporters of the deportation efforts highlight the risk of violent criminals entering the U.S. under lax Biden administration policies, portraying strong public support for ICE's actions.
Critics of the left argue that their recent focus on illegal immigrants' fears contradicts their earlier disregard for public safety amidst rising illegal-immigrant crime rates.
Governor Ned Lamont's declaration welcoming all immigrants in Connecticut raises questions about the financial implications of subsidizing illegal immigration over other community needs.
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