The largest ice operation results in about 1,500 illegal arrested in Blue State

The patriot operation, the largest ice operation, resulted in the arrest of about 1,500 illegal, including murderers, rapists, drug dealers and children’s sexual predators, in the deep state of Massachusetts’ blue city.

The patriot operation ended on Saturday after cleaning 1,461 illegal aliens throughout the Boston area and the Massachusetts state, which includes numerous jurisdictions in the shrine.

ICE sources told Fox News that 790 of those arrested had sentences or criminal charges, and 277 had final removal or deportation orders. The sources said that all directed criminals traveled freely the streets of the cities of Massachusetts before being captured.

The operation operated throughout May and included ice equipment from other North states -East and FBI, DEA and ATF authorities.

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Fox News embedded on Thursday with Ice Boston as part of this operation. While Fox News was embedded in ice, agents detained a killer, two children’s rapists, including one who lives next to a playground, a Fentanyl trafficker, an adult rapist and a child sexual test, all in a few hours.

Prior to that, the largest ice operation was the Wave Wave operation in Florida, which was 1,120 arrests. Fox News said that the patriot operation was significantly more difficult because, unlike Florida, the ICE did not receive local assistance from the jurisdictions of the Massachusetts shrine.

Sources said that the operation responded directly to the leaders of the city of Boston and Massachusetts, who refused to cooperate with the ice.

The sources said that “hundreds” of the arrested goals had been released by the jurisdictions of the local shrine with the detainees of ice -ignored ice. The ice also said that he found daily interference from anti-angel activist groups in Tot Massachusetts.

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Massachusetts Democratic Governor Maura Healey has responded to ICE operations in her state with outrage. Healey headed to social media on Sunday evening to demand answers after the 18 -year -old Marcelo Gomes detained, who was illegal and young at the Milford High School in Milford, Massachusetts.

In his post, Healey says he is “disturbed and outraged” and wants answers that immediately explain why the student was brought to the custody of immigration application.

Healey stated that “the Trump administration continues to create fear of our communities and it is making us less safe.”

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Speaking during a press conference on Monday, Ice Acting Director, Todd Lyons, commented on the resistance of Massachusetts’ leaders, saying: “If the shrine cities would change their policies and turn these violent criminal aliens to our custody instead of launching -to the public, we should not go out to the communities and do it.”

Lyons said that the operation “only showed that we have to return and we will continue to return because the ICE will ensure that we keep our community safe and keep our neighborhood in the safety of these sexual criminals and these criminal aliens.”

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The press conference was held on the same day as an illegal alien in Massachusetts called Lorenzo Lopez Alcario was tried by accusation of violating a child strongly. A copy of the charges obtained by Fox News Digital claims that the child was linked during rape.

Commenting on the claim and the patriot operation, Jon Fetherston, a former Massachusetts Migrant Refuge Director, told Fox News Digital that the resistance of the Democratic Governor Maura Healey in the federal operations of the immigration application is not only safe for ice agents, but is not safe for all of us. “

Fetherston added that Healey’s policies are “creating a law climate, where even convicted criminals are protected from federal application.”

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“This is not compassion, it is reckless,” he said.

Healey’s office did not respond immediately to a Fox News Digital Request for Comments.

Christina Shaw of Fox News Digital contributed to this report