Megyn Kelly was outraged by footage of illegal immigrants beating up two New York luminaries, only for them to escape justice.
Kelly on Friday responded to last week’s video showing a group of about a dozen illegal immigrants beating two police officers in Times Square.
Six of those allegedly involved were arrested. Five people were released on bail.
Four of the suspects fled on a bus bound for California, law enforcement sources told the Post.
“Go home! They come to America, they commit crimes, they beat up cops. They get released from prison for free and that’s a second bird to all of America,” Kelly said on the SiriusXM show ” on Friday’s episode of “The Megyn Kelly Show.”
Kelly reacted to one of the migrants flipping a bird on camera after she was released from custody on Wednesday.
She said the gesture was a way for suspect Joan Boada, 22, to send a message: “This is me taking advantage of your stupid system!”
Mr Kelly called for the immigrants to be deported, saying: “They could be a problem for Venezuela. I don’t care. Get them out of here!
Gov. Cathy Hochul on Thursday called on two police officers to deport those who were seen on camera taking part in the group.
“Take it all and send it back,” Hochul told reporters at an unrelated news conference announcing the introduction of the subway’s new open gangway cars.
“Don’t touch our police officers. Don’t touch anyone,” she said.
Those arrested are charged with second-degree assault on a police officer and obstruction of public administration.
All were Venezuelans who arrived in the five governorates within the last year, law enforcement officials said.
At least one more suspect remains under investigation by the NYPD, according to law enforcement officials.
