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Great news for you and your kids, mentally challenged NYC mayor, Wild Bill DeBlasio thinks illegals, busted drunken driving, should be shielding from deportation.
As if your family doesn't have enough to worry about, living in the 'Big Apple', with crime, taxes, etc, now you can add drunken South Americans driving in your neighborhood.
This is how it all went down the toilet on America's number one fake news outlet.:
New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio told CNN’s Jake Tapper that it is OK to shield undocumented immigrants who drive drunk from federal authorities if it does not “lead to any other negative outcome.”
Tapper asked the Democratic mayor on Sunday’s “State of the Union” if he would comply with federal authorities following President Trump’s executive order to halt funding to cities that do not cooperate with immigration officials by presenting a specific scenario.
“If you’re a drunk driver and you’re an undocumented immigrant, why should there be a place for you in this country?” Tapper asked.
“Jake, there are 170 offenses in that law that are listed as serious and violent crimes that lead to automatic cooperation between the city of New York and our federal partners,” DeBlasio replied. “So any serious and violent crime, we’re going to work with them.”
