ICE Continues To Dig At New York City's Sanctuary Policy quoting : "Western Journalism"

"The kinds of products I sell fly into Newark like first-class passengers, the 1 percent of the food world," Purkayastha writes. He encountered his first truffle at fourteen, when, while staying with wealthy friends, he ordered truffle ravioli with foie-gras sauce at an upscale Italian restaurant. It was an early fascination with gemstones, in fact, that set Purkayastha on his path to truffles. He has a boy's soft face but already a half decade's worth of experience hustling this decadent product to New York's food élite. "While other kids focused on football or getting laid, for me it was truffles all the way," he writes.


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Although city officials were fine with letting Velasquez back into the community, federal officials were not. State Sen. Martin Golden (R-Brooklyn) said he was "amazed" that an "admitted gang member" wasn't turned over to federal authorities. Advertisement - story continues belowMayor Bill de Blasio has said city officials will never collaborate with immigration officials. New York City's sanctuary policy was criticized by a Republican state legislator. Advertisement - story continues belowNew York City has made it clear it will defy President Donald Trump's efforts to end sanctuary cities, and to prove the point it allowed an illegal immigrant gang member from El Salvador to go free instead of complying with a federal order to hold him.


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