Senate candidate and former Navy SEAL says ‘soft-on-crime DAs’ more focused on Trump than violent migrants
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U.S. Senate candidate Tim Sheehy blasted "unconscionable" soft-on-crime policies across the country after the shocking release of an illegal immigrant accused of assaulting police officers.
A group of illegal immigrants were recently arrested in New York after being caught on camera attacking an NYPD officer and lieutenant in Times Square, but the state sparked public outrage after one of the individuals was seen being freed from custody just days later. Aubrie Spady is a Production Assistant for Fox News Digital.
"It's unconscionable what we're seeing happen to law enforcement in this country; these soft-on-crime policies, anti-cop policies, defund the police, abolish ICE, the list goes on," Sheehy said the New York assault is a result of failed crime policies.
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