from WNYC studios. I'm Brian Lehrer. This is my daily politics podcast. It's Tuesday,

November 26th. Now Staten Island and Brooklyn Congresswoman Nicole Malia Takas with her

view on the sanctuary city law in New York right now

and the mass deportation program that President-elect Trump is saying will come.

Congresswoman, always good of you to join us.

Welcome back to WNIC.

And first of all, congratulations on your re-election.

Well, thank you, Brian.

And it feels like 2017, just me and Bill again debating these issues that were so tense in our campaign.

Well, that's right.

And in fact, I started with the former mayor.

I don't know if you were listening at the beginning of the segment by replaying one minute of an appearance by you on this show in 2017, the first year of Trump's first term, about Sanctuary City.

So I'm going to replay that one minute again so that we're all on the same page.

Make sure you've heard it.

This begins with a de Blasio clip that I played for you at the time.

We, by city law, passed in the last few years, have been cooperating with Department

of Homeland Security regarding individuals who have committed any of 170 different offenses.

We've put that list online.

It's a public record matter.

It's part of the law.

There are serious crimes, violent crimes.

Anyone who commits one of those crimes and is undocumented, we are fully cooperating and have

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