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DHS Secretary calls on Gov. Abigail Spanberger amid recent illigal migrant crime cases
- Mullin urged Spanberger to reverse course on state-ICE cooperation, saying partnerships are essential to combat crime.
- DHS Secretary Mullin cited the arrest of Idalia Morales-Mejia, an MS-13 associate, as a focal point in calls for better cooperation.
- Mullin criticized Spanberger’s executive order restricting law-enforcement cooperation with ICE, saying it undermines safety.
- Mullin emphasized DHS funding as crucial to pay 260,000 employees and secure homeland protection.
- The discussion highlighted concerns about Fairfax County policies on detainers and releasing in-custody individuals.
- A high school student involved in a groping case was cited by Mullin to illustrate local enforcement gaps.
- Mullin accused Fairfax County officials of prioritizing criminals over law-abiding citizens in safety debates.
- Mullin urged accountability for local leaders in the 2027 elections over crime and safety concerns.
- Mullin stressed the need to deport violent offenders and support detention with ICE detainers.
- The interview signaled ongoing tensions between federal immigration goals and Virginia’s enforcement policies.
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