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The article criticizes New York politicians for showing disproportionate concern over illegal immigrants while neglecting crimes committed by individuals with criminal records or mental health issues. It points out that after a shooting incident, politicians like Jessica Tisch and Tish James condemned NYPD Commissioner Tisch's approach to addressing the perpetrator’s past but did not similarly address the broader issue of crime resulting from lenient policies towards lawbreakers. The author contends that this selective moral stance disregards the safety of ordinary citizens who are victims of crimes committed by individuals with mental illness or criminal backgrounds, highlighting the hypocrisy in political reactions to such incidents.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-10,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On Thursday, around 4 p.m., a person was shot during an interaction with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in the Marble Hill neighborhood of the Bronx, NYC. The victim was conscious when rushed to a nearby hospital and is not considered life-threateningly injured. NYPD confirmed federal agents were involved but were not at the scene.
Witnesses reported seeing ICE agents restraining an individual on the ground with another armed agent present, while videos showed chaos including a car with visible bullet holes. Law enforcement sources suggest ICE agents were attempting to arrest someone when another person was shot; it is unclear if this included a 5-year-old child in the vehicle.
The shooting occurred days after local officials urged property owners to prevent ICE from using nearby parking lots for enforcement activities, raising concerns about ICE tactics and their impact on communities. New York Governor Kathy Hochul called for transparency regarding the circumstances of the incident.
Written for “ICE Shooting NYC” on 2026-10-10,
grounded in this article and the 64 other(s) covering the same event.
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New York politicians immediately reacted — with press conferences and outraged tweets the length of “War and Peace” — one would think ICE had made swiss cheese of a sweet grandma as she handed out Werther’s Originals to the neighborhood children.
right criticizes political reaction for being disproportionate
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Where is this energy and outrage when innocent citizens are injured or killed by illegal immigrants, criminals with long rap sheets and the criminally insane?
right questions lack of concern for victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants
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Law breakers get all their love, attention and activism, while regular New Yorkers get the ol’ hand flicked under the chin.
right contrasts support for lawbreakers with neglect of ordinary citizens
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And by the way New York politicians immediately reacted — with press conferences and outraged tweets the length of “War and Peace” — one would think ICE had made swiss cheese of a sweet grandma as she handed out Werther’s Originals to the neighborhood children.
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she → react → children
She used the shooting to call for NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch to step down because she had the gall to read “our neighbor’s past interactions with the police” — that is, his long criminal record — instead of condemning the shooting.
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that → use → shooting
Yes, she literally called him “our neighbor.”
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she → call → him
Mr. Rogers would have been the first person to call the cops on this miscreant.
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Rogers → call → miscreant
Where is this energy and outrage when innocent citizens are injured or killed by illegal immigrants, criminals with long rap sheets and the criminally insane?
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citizens → injure → sheets
Because if they poured as much into the innocent as they do illegals, they’d be forced to admit that their own sanctuary and soft-on-crime policies are responsible for most of this death and disorder.
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policies → pour → death
Just ask Tish James, who wrote of Belgal on X that she was, “keeping the victim and their family in my prayers tonight.”
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she → ask → prayers
They simply don’t care.
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They → care → ?
Every day they proudly flaunt their twisted moral framework.
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they → flaunt → framework
Law breakers get all their love, attention and activism, while regular New Yorkers get the ol’ hand flicked under the chin.
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hand → get → chin
James accused Komatireddy of wanting to go into the subways and “remove people struggling with mental illness,” adding that it was turning “back the clock of progress.”
James and company’s idea of “progress” is having mentally ill lunatics — many of whom have criminal records — roam the subway.
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many → accuse → subway
Every morning, I bear witness to James’ “progress” as I step over two to three passed-out druggies on my subway platform.
asserted
I → bear → platform
If one of them awoke from their slumber and assaulted a commuter, I wouldn’t bet on any of our pols giving the incident a second of their attention.
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any → awake → attention
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