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Danbury Allows Noncitizens and DACAs to Become Police Officers

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As ICE removed people here illegally, many of whom were murderers and rapists, Danbury, Connecticut, decided to make noncitizen residents and DACAs police officers. They claimed the ICE invasion sends a message.

Who’s invading?

After a week of ICE raids, the Democrat-dominated City Council of Danbury, Connecticut, voted nearly unanimously to approve non-citizen legal residents serving as police officers.

Under the new guidance, approved in an 18-2 vote, non-citizen legal residents and Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients living in Danbury are allowed to serve as police officers in Danbury.

Open Borders Groups Make the Decisions

Local advocacy groups like Danbury Unites for Immigrants reported that roughly 60 to 70+ people were taken into custody in a recent sweep.

Foreigners control Democrats.

Federal officials emphasized criminal targets. However, local leaders and Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont stated that the operation broadly detained community members. They were here illegally.

People here illegally broke out federal immigration laws. Democrats want open borders. And now, Danbury, the police will be noncitizens and illegal alien DACAs.

ICE operations prompted public outrage in the community, including from city officials such as Britton, who called the raids “frightening.” These people want open borders.

One city council member, Democrat Joe Britton, remarked that the vote “sends a message to our immigrant community at large that you are welcome in Danbury.”

It is another un-American sanctuary city. Democrats are the enemy within.

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