On Thursday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams promised to re-open an Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) office in the city’s famed Riker’s Island jail. Mayor Adams also vowed that the city would work with ICE on investigations of illegal alien criminals.
The promises came following a closed-door meeting with border czar Tom Homan.
Mayor Eric Adams vowed to reopen the shuttered ICE office at Rikers Island following a closed-door meeting with President Trump’s border czar Tom Homan Thursday.
Adams, in a statement, said he was eyeing an executive order to reestablish a federal immigration presence at the troubled jail complex – with a new mandate to work with the feds on investigations targeting migrant criminals and gangbangers.
“We are now working on implementing an executive order that will reestablish the ability for ICE agents to operate on Rikers…
