They Said They Wanted Him Fully Released and Back on the Streets

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says President Trump stayed cordial with Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani during their 2-hour phone call, even as the Ugandan national was completely UNREASONABLE and DEMANDED ICE release this highly dangerous illegal alien back onto the street. “The governor, I've got to be frank here… was being somewhat respectful and reasonable… The mayor was being cordial, but unrealistic. The fact that they wanted to release this individual back on the streets is absurd.” “President Trump was very cordial. He was very nice. He said, listen, NYPD, they're the finest. If you guys want to take custody of him, then we'll be happy to give you custody of him while the investigation is going.” “Let me explain what he's on probation for. Four robbery charges, two charges of felony assault, felony larceny, weapons assault, weapons possession, misdemeanor larceny, possession of stolen property, and two felony charges of dangerous drugs, all in three years.” “And that's how long he's been in the country. And the president's like, he's got probation violations. New York PD can obviously pick him up, hold him. If you're willing to do that, we'll release him to your custody, to which the mayor refused to do that.” “They said they wanted him fully released and back on the streets. And we can't do that. President Trump said we were going to go after the worst of the worst and restore law and order, even when these sanctuary politicians won’t.” Mamdani should be DEPORTED as well!

— RedWave Press (@RedWavePress) October 9, 2026

… illegal alien back onto the street.

“The governor, I've got to be frank here… was being somewhat respectful and reasonable… The mayor was being cordial, but unrealistic. The fact that they wanted to release this individual back on the streets is absurd.”

“President Trump was very cordial. He was very nice. He said, listen, NYPD, they're the finest. If you guys want to take custody of him, then we'll be happy to give you custody of him while the investigation is going.”

“Let me explain what he's on probation for. Four robbery charges, two charges of felony assault, felony larceny, weapons assault, weapons possession, misdemeanor larceny, possession of stolen property, and two felony charges of dangerous drugs, all in three years.”

“And that's how long he's been in the country. And the president's like, he's got probation violations. New York PD can obviously pick him up, hold him. If you're willing to do that, we'll release him to your custody, to which the mayor refused to do that.”

“They said they wanted him fully released and back on the streets. And we can't do that. President Trump said we were going to go after the worst of the worst and restore law and order, even when these sanctuary politicians won’t.”