The mayor of Nashville defends the exhibition of ice agents despite the security fears of managers

The largest city of the Democrat mayor in the largest city in Tennessee, which has been accused of having hindered federal immigration efforts, defended his office’s decision to publicly make the names of immigration agents.

The defense of the mayor of Nashville, Freddie O’Connell, came even after the names of federal immigration officials were withdrawn from a public immigration report detailing the value of one month of interactions linked to immigration between local police and federal immigration authorities.

Initially, the public report detailed the names of the immigration agents, but after the counterou on the move, the names were deleted.

“I would not say that it was a process of endangering, I would say that they can have concerns – I am much more concerned with the global dynamics that we have about unidentified and unidentifiable people whipping people in vehicles – I think that is greater concern”, O’Connell, which is currently the subject of a survey by Gop House Lawmakers for the potential intervention with Immigration said at a press conference with a press conference with a press conference.

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The mayor of Nashville, Freddie O’Connell, criticized the ice raids in Nashville, saying that they do not focus on the safer meeting of the city, but rather leave the community to fear the interaction of the police. (Associated images / getty)

O’Connell added that the move was not “intentional”, but then quickly followed that he would not have described what happened as “Doxing” in the first place.

“This is not a process that I would qualify as a Doxing. It was an involuntary version of names that were already part of a public file,” he told journalists. “They were already part of a public file being in the calls of the Ministry of Emergency, so I do not think that this ends them additional. But it is not an intention of the decree either under which these names are released.”

Fox News Digital contacted the O’Connell office to comment but did not hear in time for publication.

Larry Adams, deputy director of the Deputy Immigration and Customs Office (ICE), told the local Fox subsidiary in Nashville WZTV that ICE agents do not agree that making the names of their names are not a risk, noting that their faces can easily be equaled to photos on social networks.

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“He became increasingly difficult,” said Adams about his work under the aggressive deportation tactics of the new administration, during a trip with WZTV that occurred last week. “What affects me the most is that we understand the work we do, we understand what we are signing for, these are mainly attacks or threats against our families.”

The federal immigration authorities arrested 16 illegal immigrants in a Mississippi company during a raid. (ICE)

After the Tennessee Republican Congress Rep. Andy Ogles Asked that the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) investigates the mayor of Nashville to allegedly obstruct federal officials, the agency has followed and opened an investigation. In the meantime, Two congresses committees Also investigate him, in particular by asking for documents related to the executive order of O’Connell, which forced municipal services to report federal immigration communications at the New Americans office in the city of Nashville.

In an interview with Laura Ingraham de Fox News, DHS assistant secretary, Tricia McLaughlin, pointed out to the danger associated with the doxing of federal immigration agents, noting that the act has effectively put information on the cartels “on a silver set”.

“These are the point of the spear, they are the first line trying to make our communities safer,” said McLaughlin. “So when the Democrats and the media show us who they are, we will believe them, and it is the fact that they are fighting for people like MS-13 and children of children to be in the American streets.”

American immigration and customs application (ICE), the agents have an immigrant in California. (Getty Images)

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According to the local media, The Tennessee Lookout, McLaughlin also applauded O’Connell’s assertions that the release of the names of immigration officials was a mistake.

“They said it was a mistake. There is no chance that it is an error, and there will be repercussions,” she said, depending on the point of sale.