Put ‘sanctuary city’ on the ballot so NYC voters can halt the migrant crime crisis

Your kids aren’t safe even in broad daylight. 

Last week, an Ecuadorian migrant held two 13-year-olds, a girl and a boy, at knifepoint in a Queens park as they walked home from school.

He was arrested Tuesday for allegedly sexually assaulting the girl and stealing the teens’ phones.

There is a remedy.

In November, voters nationwide will get to choose between the Democratic Party’s open-border policy and Republican Donald Trump’s promise to deport millions who have come to the US illegally.

But New York City voters deserve to have an added choice on Election Day: that of of keeping our lunatic “sanctuary city” laws that shield migrant criminals from deportation, or repealing those local ordinances.