Trump DHS slams liberal NY Times for ‘sob stories’ about deported kidnapper

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The Ministry of Homeland Security has criticized the New York Times for publishing “breathing stories” about the deportation of illegal criminal migrants while ignoring their victims.

The administration criticized the publication of such a novel from Naskmanto Blair, a 44 -year -old Jamaican citizen who was removed from the country by ICE on February 27 after being convicted of kidnapping.

On Thursday, the New York Times published a wide story about Blair, where the port claimed to be a “changed man” “who was rebuilding his life and seeking redemption.”

The Times stated that, in addition to the kidnapping, Blair was selling marijuana and accused of kidnapping, “West of the pistol” and demanding money from a teenager who stole some of his supplies. After being convicted of kidnapping, the Times said that Blair used his time in prison to obtain a bachelor’s and master’s degree and that after his release, he was involved with his community and volunteered.

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The perpetrator wrote that “Mr. Blair and his supporters, his life story was a rehabilitation story, accurately and full of qualities that they believe is a mechanism for Mr. Trump that ignores because it surpasses the migrants collectively.”

“Why does the New York Times continue to wander stories about illegal criminal foreigners and ignore their victims?”

According to a statement issued by ICE, Blair entered the United States in 2004 and then violated the conditions for his acceptance. A year after his arrival, Blair was arrested by Jabal Fernon Police Department for her first -class kidnapping. I was convicted of crime and sentenced to 15 years in prison.

The agency said that the immigration judge ordered Blair to remove him from the United States on August 4, 2008. However, Blair was allowed to stay in the country after he was launched by the Ministry of Reform in New York State on April 9, 2020.

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“Thanks to president Trump and Minister Naim, this kidnapper was now arrested outside our country. (Fox News)

The Ice’s New York City Field office finally arrested it on February 3, 2025.

“Because of the open border policies of the previous administration, this illegal criminal foreigner was released on the streets of New York,” he told the digital McLeulin News.

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She said: “Thanks to President Trump and Minister Nayyim, this kidnapper was arrested while he is now outside our country.”

“President Trump and Minister Nayywan explained that we are prioritizing the arrest and deportation of the worst,” McLeulin said.

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US President Donald Trump sits at the White House Oval Office in Washington, DC, March 7, 2025. (Reuters/Lea Milis)

“This includes convicted kidnappers,” We are restoring the domains to our immigration system. ”

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Fox News Digital has contacted the New York Times, but has not received a comment by publishing time.