Democrat city council sues mayor for allowing ICE into major American prison

The Democratic Control City Council in New York City is sustaining the mayor of Eric Adams for its cooperation with the Trump administration by allowing ICE to conduct immigration investigations in Rikeers Island Prison.

The city council requests the court to announce an executive order from the mayor’s office that allows the ice to enter the island of Rikeers “illegal, empty, and invalid.”

The lawsuit was filed in the Supreme Court in New York on Tuesday. In the lawsuit, the City Council accuses Adams of engaging in illegal “Quid Pro Quo” with the Trump administration by allowing the ice to enter the city’s prison in exchange for federal corruption charges against him.

The lawsuit claims that Adams, who is running for his re -election as independent goals, gave priority to his political goals on “the laws of precious sanctuary in the city”, describing the executive system “poisoned fruit for the mayor’s deal with the Trump administration.”

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“Today, in New York City, a corrupt deal is made in a clear offer: The mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, claims … his official powers to pay the Trump administration because of his criminal charge against him,” claiming the lawsuit. The “purchase price” – which was previously agreed upon and is now presented – is the safety and welfare of immigrant societies and all New York residents reserve their rights under the laws of valuable resort in our city. “

In the case in the lawsuit, it is an executive order signed by the Vice -President of New York City Municipality, Randy Master, last week allowing federal immigration authorities to operate an office on Rikeers to help in conducting criminal investigations into drug trafficking, organized violence and the activity of migrant gangs that the city suffers from.

It states that the safety of the New York residents has been at risk by violent national gangs such as MS-13 and Tren de Aragua- assigned gangs as foreign terrorist organizations by the Trump administration-and there is a decisive need to enforce federal law to exchange intelligence “actual time” with the city’s reform administration.

This allows the federal law enforcement agencies with intelligence participation with the Correction Department and NYPD on the activity of criminal gangs between individuals inside and outside the reservation.

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New York City mayor Eric Adams sits for an interview with Fox News Anchor Martha Maccalum. ((Fox News / Story))

It does not give permission to ice to implement the enforcement of civil immigration and the arrest of people just because they are not documented.

The matter was issued a week after federal charges were rejected against Adams. He was accused of using his position as a municipality to receive luxury travel and the contributions of the illegal campaign of Turkish foreign citizens. Adams insisted that the issue was of political motives and was followed up in retaliation for criticizing the immigration policies of President Joe Biden.

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The head of the New York City Council, Adrian Adams, a democratic nominated to dismiss Adams, claimed in a statement on Tuesday that the ice allows the migration investigations into crime on Reckers is “a naked attempt by Eric Adams to fulfill the end of the deal for the special treatment he received from the Trump administration.”

She said that the city council’s lawsuit is an attempt to “protect the rights and safety of all New York residents against the Trump administration’s attacks – because the city’s mayor will not stop putting his personal interests in front of the people of our city.”

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File – Rikeers Island Prison Complex stands with the Manhattan horizon in the background, June 20, 2014, in New York. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File)

Adams spokeswoman Kayla Mamillac responded to the lawsuit by describing it as “baseless” and “unlike the public interest.”

“It seems that the city council is publishing wrong information,” Mamilac told Fox News Digital. “So let’s be clear: to maintain the confidence of approximately 8.5 million New York residents that serve our administration and protection every day-and to ensure that there is no contradiction to any conflict-may Mayor Adams all the powers and responsibilities and decision-making related to any work that allows federal officials to investigate crimes on the Reycraz Island to the first Randy Radio.”

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“He conducted a comprehensive and independent evaluation – which included multiple visits to Rikeers, conversations with federal law enforcement and the management of our correction staff, and more – and concluded independently that there is a federal presence in the field of federal movements. Organizations,” said Master’s spokesman.

Mamillac said: “The executive matter is explicitly authorized by local laws in New York City – the same laws enacted by the city council.” “Although we will review the lawsuit, this seems baseless from the public interest in protecting New York residents from violent criminals. We are still committed to our administration’s efforts to reduce crime and maintain the safety of the New York residents – we hope that the city council will join us in doing so.”

Michael Durgan of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.