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New York in crisis after city releases nearly 7,000 illegal migrant criminals and maniacs 

Story by Sky News Australia • 1h • 

 1 min read that means is that the law enforcement on the ground, Sky News Australia New York in crisis after city releases nearly 7,000 illegal migrant criminals and maniacs New York state has shockingly released nearly 7,000 illegal migrant criminals and failed to notify Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). 

 According to the Department of Homeland Security, the mass release of criminals has occurred since US President Donald Trump took over the White House. New York in crisis after city releases nearly 7,000 illegal migrant criminals and maniacs New York in crisis after city releases nearly 7,000 illegal migrant criminals and maniacs The state of New York also has over 7,000 other known illegal migrant criminals locked up in jails and prisons, DHS confirmed. Homeland Security revealed the migrant criminals are protected by New York’s sanctuary laws, but are now demanding they be handed over for deportation. The DHS added that the migrants released by New York state have committed thousands of crimes, including violent offences. 

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ICE erupts after New York releases 7,000 criminal migrants without warning - including rapists and killers - and demands state surrender thousands more still behind bars

By BRITTANY CHAIN, US SENIOR REPORTER 

Published: 12:12 AEDT, 2 December 2025 New York has released almost 7,000 criminal illegal migrants back onto the streets since Donald Trump returned to the White House, without notifying the Immigrations and Customs Enforcement office.

The Department of Homeland Security on Monday revealed to the New York Post that these dangerous offenders - including rapists and killers - were granted bail, parole or simply released back into the community with no warning to the agency.

Now, federal authorities are demanding New York Attorney General Letitia James - who was recently indicted by the Trump administration but had the case tossed out - guarantee that a further 7,113 who remain in custody will be handed over at the end of their sentences.

It comes as New Yorkers demonstrate against the arrival of ICE agents across the state, with protests turning violent on Saturday during a raid in Downtown Manhattan. 

In a letter sent to her office by DHS, James was warned 'these are people who are not only in the country illegally, but who have committed additional crimes, including heinous crimes like murder, rape, possession of child pornography, armed robbery, and many others.'

The demand letter was signed by acting ICE Director Todd Lyons. 

It stated there are 6,947 illegal aliens with active ICE detainers who have been released from custody since January 20, when Trump returned to the White House.

'Virtually all Americans agree that people like this should be swiftly removed from the United States when they leave New York's custody and not be returned to our streets to wreak havoc on law abiding citizens,' Lyons wrote. 

It comes as New Yorkers demonstrate against the arrival of ICE agents across the state, with protests turning violent on Saturday during a raid in Downtown Manhattan

Anderson Smith Satuye Martinez (right) and Jose David Hernandez (left) were both released before being caught by ICE

There are 6,947 illegal aliens with active ICE detainers who have been released from custody since January 20, when Trump returned to the White House

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