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NY Republican compares sanctuary states to Confederacy: ‘We had a Civil War’ over federal legislation

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Editorial Board Published December 24, 2024
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New York’s final Republican governor mentioned this week that sanctuary jurisdictions are paying homage to the Accomplice states that balked at federal legislation and waged conflict in opposition to the Union.

Former Gov. George Pataki was talking with businessman and 2013 New York Metropolis GOP mayoral candidate John Catsimatidis on 77WABC radio when he was requested in regards to the state of the Large Apple in that regard.

“Right now, I’m concerned and people are concerned and rightfully so. But it comes down to leadership. We’ve had worse times in the past. I remember back in the ’60s and then in the early ’80s. And things got infinitely better,” Pataki mentioned.

“And it comes down to having the right people with the right policies running the city, running the state and running the country. I think we’re going to have the right policies in Washington. Now we just need to have the right leadership doing the right thing in Albany and in New York City.”

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NY Republican compares sanctuary states to Confederacy: ‘We had a Civil War’ over federal legislation

President Trump speaks with former New York GOP Gov. George E. Pataki. (Reuters)

Catismatidis mentioned Trump has “put his foot down” in opposition to sanctuary insurance policies, and quipped that he now has a “very large-sized shoe” given his overwhelming electoral victory.

Pataki agreed, including that if the U.S. is to be primarily based on the rule of legislation, it ought to apply equally in all places.

“Cities or states that can pretend that the federal rules don’t apply to them are just violating the Constitution and violating our freedom… We had a Civil War over this,” he mentioned.  “And, it became plain that under the Constitution, every city, every state has to follow the law of this country.”

Previous to the war-triggering assault on Fort Sumter, South Carolina, President James Buchanan, a Pennsylvania Democrat, was vital of Republican abolitionists and lamented his house state’s opposition to the Fugitive Slave Regulation. 

Following Illinois Republican Abraham Lincoln’s 1860 victory, southern states started to secede, which Buchanan opposed, whereas believing a navy response was the incorrect possibility. The election of Lincoln, who opposed the growth of slavery into federal territories, alarmed Deep South states, with South Carolina main the best way in declaring secession from the Union on Dec. 20, 1860.

Pataki went on to say the nation’s largest metropolis is bucking the feds in that regard, together with Los Angeles and different cities.

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Republican mayoral candidate and billionaire John Catsimatidis speaks at a information convention in 2013. (Getty Photographs)

“Trump must make them follow the law or cut off all federal funding. And I think that would be a very positive step to bring America together and to bring us forward,” he mentioned.

The 2 mentioned how New York Metropolis Council enacted a sanctuary metropolis coverage, and whether or not the state or federal authorities might step in in opposition to it.

“I think [Mayor Eric] Adams may go along with [Trump intervention],” Pataki predicted, as different observers have considered the mayor as being vital of sanctuary metropolis coverage however hamstrung by the 45-6 Democratic-majority metropolis council.

The previous governor mentioned he’s optimistic in regards to the New 12 months and that Trump should “dramatically reform” Washington as an alternative of “tinker[ing] around the edges.”

He famous Trump does have limits, in that he can not statutorily rein in New York County District Legal professional Alvin Bragg or different far-left officers.

Present Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat who has clashed with the MAGA wing of the Republican Get together at instances, as soon as vociferously opposed one other predecessor’s profitable bid to make unlawful immigrants eligible to obtain driver’s licenses.

In 2007, Hochul balked at Gov. Eliot Spitzer’s coverage whereas she was serving as clerk of Erie County – which incorporates Buffalo. 

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Then-New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, left, and Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul throughout a cupboard assembly on the Capitol. (AP)

Nevertheless, when she grew to become governor upon the resignation of Andrew Cuomo, she reversed course.

In November, Hochul indicated she can be the “first one” to name Immigration & Customs Enforcement to assist the feds seize migrants or unlawful immigrants accused of one other crime and “get them out of here.”

Nevertheless, she maintained throughout her remarks in Queens that she helps serving to in any other case law-abiding migrants discover work in New York.

Trump’s decide for “border czar,” Tom Homan, notably hails from the Watertown space and has condemned his house state’s present insurance policies.

Charles Creitz is a reporter for Fox Information Digital. 

He joined Fox Information in 2013 as a author and manufacturing assistant. 

Charles covers media, politics and tradition for Fox Information Digital.

Charles is a Pennsylvania native and graduated from Temple College with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism. Story suggestions might be despatched to [email protected].

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