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Trump to rip Hochul over immigration at Syracuse rally after NYPD detective stabbing, Bronx ICE shooting

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King, R., & Goodin, E. (2026, October 9). Trump to rip Hochul over immigration at Syracuse rally after NYPD detective stabbing, Bronx ICE shooting. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/09/us-news/trump-to-slam-hochul-over-immigration-at-syracuse-rally-after-nypd-detective-stabbing-bronx-ice-shooting/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-09 · by Ryan King, Emily Goodin

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President Trump is set to criticize New York Governor Kathy Hochul during a rally in Syracuse for the state’s “sanctuary” status after two violent incidents involving immigrants. These include an off-duty NYPD detective being stabbed and ICE officers shooting a suspected gang member in the Bronx. Hochul has condemned these events and called for transparency regarding ICE operations, while Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman pledges to mandate local law enforcement cooperation with ICE if elected.
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President Trump is scheduled to hold a rally in Syracuse, New York, on Friday where he plans to criticize Governor Kathy Hochul over her state's sanctuary status. This comes after two recent violent incidents involving immigration: an off-duty NYPD detective was stabbed by illegal immigrants D’Angelo Caraballo and Sneider Mejia Bautista, who both have criminal records, in the Bronx last week. The suspects were apprehended on Wednesday in Lynn, Massachusetts. Additionally, ICE officers shot and wounded a 28-year-old man named Oscar Belgal earlier this week in the Bronx. These incidents have intensified debates around immigration policies in New York.

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The suspects, 25-year-old D’Angelo Caraballo and 24-year-old Sneider Mejia Bautista, both Dominican nationals, were nabbed early Wednesday after attempting to hide in a basement in Lynn, Mass. Caraballo was previously thrown in the slammer for reckless driving, unlawful fleeing from an officer, criminal possession of a loaded firearm, and more.
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🔮 President Trump is expected to tear into Gov. Kathy Hochul over New York’s “sanctuary” status when he rallies with GOP gubernatorial hopeful Bruce Blakeman in Syracuse on Friday following a pair of violent incidents that have outraged both sides of the immigration debate.

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President Trump is expected to tear into Gov. Kathy Hochul over New York’s “sanctuary” status when he rallies with GOP gubernatorial hopeful Bruce Blakeman in Syracuse on Friday following a pair of violent incidents that have outraged both sides of the immigration debate. asserted
that → expect → debate
Last week, two illegal immigrants with criminal rap sheets allegedly stabbed an off-duty New York Police Department detective in the Bronx after attempting to rob him. uncertain
immigrants → stab → him
The suspects, 25-year-old D’Angelo Caraballo and 24-year-old Sneider Mejia Bautista, both Dominican nationals, were nabbed early Wednesday after attempting to hide in a basement in Lynn, Mass. Caraballo was previously thrown in the slammer for reckless driving, unlawful fleeing from an officer, criminal possession of a loaded firearm, and more. asserted
Caraballo → nab → firearm
Local cops released him after his December 2024 arrest. asserted
cops → release → arrest
Meanwhile, Bautista was arrested in October of last year for grand larceny, criminal possession of a weapon, stealing property, and other offenses before being set free after the NYPD opted against enforcing ICE’s detainer. asserted
NYPD → arrest → detainer
Then on Thursday afternoon, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers shot and wounded Oscar Belgal, a 28-year-old suspected migrant gang member, while a 5-year-old boy believed to be his son sat in the back of his SUV in the Marble Hill section of the Bronx. asserted
boy → shoot → Bronx
The Department of Homeland Security said in a statement that Belgal is suspected of links to the notorious Trinitarios gang and has “a prior criminal conviction for grand larceny, and multiple prior arrests for assault, robbery, possession of drugs, and weapons possession.” asserted
Belgal → say → drugs
“This criminal illegal alien was arrested by the NYPD on December 7, 2023, but was released into the community a few days later by reckless Democrat sanctuary policies that put American lives at risk.” asserted
that → arrest → risk
Immigrant communities are terrified. asserted
communities → terrify → ?
And we are demanding answers,” she said in a statement following the the Belgal shooting. asserted
she → demand → shooting
“Tonight, I spoke with President Trump and DHS Secretary Mullin about the shooting in Marble Hill,” the governor added on X. “I expressed outrage on behalf of New Yorkers and urged them to halt ICE enforcement operations in New York. asserted
I → speak → York
I also asked that any body camera footage of the shooting be released to the public so we can establish the facts and get to the truth.” asserted
we → ask → truth
Blakeman, Hochul’s Republican challenger who is an underdog in most of the polls, vowed earlier this week to sign an executive order mandating local law enforcement cooperation with ICE if he gets elected Nov. 3. asserted
he → vow → ICE
“The insanity is over, we’re putting New Yorkers first,” the Nassau County executive said, adding that “one of the toughest days” of his tenure “was the day that I had to tell our police and our sheriffs that they could no longer cooperate with ICE because of Kathy Hochul.” uncertain
they → put → Hochul
Syracuse and surrounding Onondaga County represent a Democratic-leaning island in bright-red central New York. asserted
Syracuse → surround → York
In addition to Blakeman, Trump will hope Friday’s rally can provide a boost to Republican House candidate Kailee Buller, a former USDA official challenging first-term Democratic incumbent John Mannion. asserted
rally → hope → Mannion
Ahead of the rally, the Trump administration has highlighted the cases of several illegal immigrants who were nabbed in Syracuse for deranged crimes. asserted
who → highlight → crimes
That list includes Hsa Mu Na, accused of sexual exploitation of a minor; Norberto Machado-Rodriguez, who faced accusations of sexual assault; Haikham Phimasone, accused of assult; and Said Ibrahim, accused of cruelty toward a child. asserted
who → include → child
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