Despite his conviction, Herrera had been released by the New York Police Department, thanks to the city’s sanctuary city policy. That controversial release sparked outrage among federal officials.

Brave ICE Agents Step In to Correct Local Failure

ICE officials condemned New York’s decision to free Herrera. He had committed multiple sexual offenses against a child and was deemed a serious threat to public safety. His release exposed a dangerous loophole in sanctuary city enforcement.

Tricia McLaughlin, Assistant Secretary at ICE, confirmed that the agency acted swiftly to protect the public: “This sicko is off the streets and will remain in ICE custody pending removal proceedings.”

DHS Slams Reckless Sanctuary Policies

Secretary Noem, speaking on behalf of DHS, called the NYPD’s decision a disgrace. She demanded politicians end sanctuary policies that shield violent offenders.

“These lawless policies endanger lives,” Noem said. “We cannot allow ideology to override public safety.”

ICE Reclaims Control in Dangerous Times

With sanctuary cities becoming hotbeds for released criminals, ICE has vowed to increase enforcement. Officers are targeting illegal aliens with serious criminal histories, ensuring they do not endanger the public further.

“This isn’t just about law enforcement,” a DHS spokesperson added. “It’s about survival.”

Public Demands Safer Streets

The arrest of Herrera has reignited debate around immigration and local law enforcement. Many Americans are demanding a return to law and order.

ICE continues its work—quietly but firmly—cleaning up the damage left behind by lenient city policies. Herrera will now face removal from the country and no longer pose a threat to innocent lives.

Let justice be served—and let this be a warning to those who protect the guilty over the innocent.

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