Trying to Get Illegals Exported Is Now Illegal in Jew York

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A change to New York’s controversial “Green Light Law” means that state officials who share illegal immigrants' driver data with federal immigration enforcement agencies could face a felony charge.
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The original law went a step further than similar laws in other states by forbidding state Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) agencies from sharing data with immigration authorities like Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP). But the new amendment goes even further and makes it a class E felony for officials to share the information.

The law says that anyone who receives or has access to DMV records must certify beforehand that they will not use such records for immigration purposes or disclose them to an agency that primarily enforces immigration law. The amendment says that "violation of such certification shall be a class E felony."

The law also states that any such person must identify any immigration official or entity that received department records or information from any such certifying person or entity. The amendment says that a failure to maintain such records is also a class E felony.

U.S. Attorney for the Western District of New York J.P. Kennedy told WKBW that the new amendment was “legislating obstruction.”

“We’ve seen how important communication and coordination in coming up with a response to the pandemic and sort of causing people to work in isolation it’s a recipe for disaster,” he said of not being able to share information.

Democrats and immigrant rights groups have repeatedly praised the Green Light Law, saying it helps unite communities and makes roads safer by making sure all drivers have licenses.

“It’s a public safety issue. So even if you’re not in full compliance with the immigration laws, you can get a driver’s license if you take the test and if you pass the test, because we want to make sure if you are driving, you know what you are doing,” Cuomo said earlier this year.

But law enforcement groups and federal immigration agencies have furiously opposed the legislation. An association of New York sheriffs said in February that it was “offensive” that they had been forced to sign non-disclosure agreements promising not to share information with their federal partners.

The law also requires that license holders be told within days when immigration enforcement agencies request DMV data -- something law enforcement fears could alert suspects that they are being investigated.
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“Basically [Cuomo] said it was more important... that illegal aliens have drivers’ licenses than it is for his state officers to actually do their jobs and go home safely at the end of the night,” he said.
"Crossing the border illegally isn't a crime!"
 
once i get my CS degree i'm moving to a based red state
 
once i get my CS degree i'm moving to a based red state
Well if for some weird chance it's Tucson, PM me so I can tell you the neighborhoods to stay out of. They'd take one look at a soft, short doughboy like you and fuck you up just for afternoon's entertainment. However, I think Phoenix is more your speed. And I have no clue on that town. Check the crime maps, call local police departments. The city is bigger so if you fuck up on your first job and get fired, there's a bigger employment pool to select from. Both cities are very liberal only the suburbs and countryside are red and even then it's a real weird hybrid of political ideology. Lots of God, Guns, and Merica. Lots of LDS, Mormons (don't know if they are the same thing), cowboy churches, tweekers and total fucknuts (ultra liberals who can't afford to live in kalifornia and are desperate to turn AZ into kalifornia Lite and live in a burned out 89 Dodge van. No seriously there's all kinds of shit like that.). UA has Noam Chomsky so you get all kinds of "proudly communist," retards in Tucson driving in from NV, CA and other places in their high end sedans or suvs. The more class conscious ones take the train in which is hugely expensive, brag how expensive it is, and how good it feels that they see themselves superior for taking a train over an airplane. Tucson does have a super nice Jewish community center and they often have lectures there from award winning profs.
 
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