‘New York City is about to be a lot safer’

upcoming Border Czar Tom Homan New York City Mayor Eric Adams applauded Thursday, predicting that the Big Apple is “going to be a lot safer” after a Gracie Mansion meeting where they discussed the migrant crisis.

“It went great,” Homan told Fox News host Sean Hannity about the meeting, adding that he spoke with Adams for “over an hour.”

“he understood. And today he proved that as mayor of New York City, he cares more about public safety than politics,” said the former acting head of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Homan, who has been tasked by President-elect Donald Trump with accomplishing this The largest deportation in American historyrevealed that Adams was eager to assist ICE in eliminating threats from his city.

“He wants to help ICE take criminal threats off the street. He wants to help ICE detect national security threats. Homan said he wants to help ICE find the more than 340,000 missing children, many of whom will be in the city.

He said, “He would like to see (ICE) back in Rikers Island – to arrest bad people in the security of the prison, rather than releasing them into the community and putting the community at risk.” “He wants his law enforcement officers to release the enclaves, the criminal aliens, to us, not to the street.”

The future border czar indicated that Adams was also interested in learning about “the specifics of how ICE does its job” and the “obstacles” that exist for the agency in New York City.

Adams, 64, pledged after the meeting that it would happen use your executive powers “Going after dangerous people who are committing violence as migrants and asylum seekers.”

“We will not become a safe haven for those who commit violent acts. We don’t do that for people who are citizens, and we’re not going to do that for people who are undocumented,” the mayor said during a news conference.

Homan said he and Adams also discussed the brutal murder of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley and her killer. Jose Antonio IbarraAn illegal immigrant from Venezuela had run-ins with the law in New York City before his heinous act.

“We talked about … that Laken Riley’s killer was arrested here in New York City on charges of endangering a child,” he said. “If things had been different, ICE might have detained him instead of releasing him.”

Homan predicted that his productive meeting with Adams would create a “domino effect” and that other mayors troubled by the increase in illegal border-crossings under President Biden would want to meet with him soon.

“I left that meeting feeling really good, and we’ll continue our conversations,” Homan said, noting that his staff would also gather to “work out the details.”

“But I think New York City is going to be pretty safe,” Homan said. “I think New York City is going to send a strong message.”

Earlier this week, the soon-to-be border boss expressed disdain for sanctuary-city Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker — both Democrats — for their pledges to protect migrants from deportation.

“Chicago is in crisis because your mayor sucks and your governor sucks,” Homan reportedly commented Monday at a holiday party hosted by the Law & Order PAC and the Northwest Side GOP Club.

Homan told Hannity that he hoped Johnson, Pritzker and other sanctuary-city supporters would follow Adams’ lead.

“I wish the mayor of Chicago and the San Diego City Council and Governor Pritzker all the best – I want them all to take a page out of Mayor Eric Adams’ playbook, because he – former cop, coming out of it today – he really cares. It’s about public safety, and they’ve put politics aside,” Homan said.