Federal agents shot a criminal alien in a Bronx neighborhood Thursday, and the politicians who built New York's sanctuary apparatus want you to blame the cops — not themselves.
ICE agents shot Oscar Belgal, a 28-year-old Dominican national on probation for felony offenses whom DHS identifies as a gang member, in the neck on a Marble Hill street around 4 p.m. His 5-year-old son sat in the back seat. The child was not struck. The neighborhood erupted in protests that night, and city officials lined up to condemn federal enforcement — not the policies that made a confrontation like this inevitable.
Here's what happened: ICE agents in plainclothes — one wearing a neon construction vest — attempted to detain Belgal. DHS says Belgal refused lawful orders, accelerated his vehicle into two government cars, and then
