Trump pledges to partner with Blakeman to straighten out New York crime, illegal immigration and energy prices: Ill be there within 24 hours

SYRACUSE, N.Y.— President Trump on Friday pledged to immediately help Bruce Blakeman slash energy prices and crackdown on crime and illegal immigration New York, if Empire State voters choose the Republican gubernatorial candidate over Democratic Gov.

Kathy Hochul in November.“Kathy Hochul and the radical ‘Dumocrats’ have turned New York into a national embarrassment of high cost, high crime, massive corruption and communist politicians chasing jobs and businesses and wealth … out of the state,” Trump said at a packed rally in Syracuse.

“The people of New York need to clean house in Albany on November 3rd, starting with Kathy Hochul,” he demanded.Trump rattled off eye-popping statistics on the number of “migrant criminals who have been arrested” in the state, only to be set lose by Hochul “to prey on innocent New Yorkers.” “In less than two years, New York has released criminal illegal aliens with charges and convictions for over 48,000 crimes,” he said.

“These are the people that are just released into the streets, including 8,600 assaults, 1,600 robberies and thousands and thousands of rapes and kidnappings and murders.“Democrats sanctuary policies always put innocent lives at risk.” Trump praised the “heroes of ICE” involved in Thursday’s shooting of suspected migrant gang member Oscar Belgal in the Bronx.

The president described Belgal as a “man with a criminal record a mile long who was wanted for possible murder and murder in a gang … He’s a very dangerous man, and they got him.” “But instead of being praised,” Trump lamented, “ICE was scorned by New York politicians who set him loose.” “If you want to stop illegal alien criminals from being released into your communities, you must elect Bruce Blakeman and a Republican Congress and we will ban sanctuary cities and sanctuary states at long last,” he promised.Trump continued, “And if Bruce Blakeman, as your governor, calls me to help straighten ...

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