ICE Should Operate Under 'Normal Rules' of Law Enforcement, Says Brendan Boyle

Summary

Bloomberg interviews Representative Brendan Boyle about ICE enforcement tactics, Democratic demands for warrants and unmasking, and the standoff over DHS funding ahead of a shutdown deadline. Boyle says he is skeptical of a White House deal and fears another continuing resolution or a long partial DHS shutdown. He also discusses Philadelphia crime declines and predicts more House Republicans may distance themselves from Trump after their primaries.

• Brendan Boyle criticizes masked ICE agents and argues they should follow normal law-enforcement rules.
• A Democratic letter to congressional leaders includes targeted enforcement, judicial warrants, and restrictions on face coverings.
• Boyle is skeptical of a White House deal before DHS funding runs out and fears a CR or long partial shutdown.
• He says polling shows Americans are disturbed by ICE operations in Minneapolis.
• Boyle highlights Philadelphia’s decline in violent crime and murders to a 60-year low.
• He expects more House Republicans may break from the White House after their primaries.
• No direct market or investment recommendations were made in the interview.