Former U.S. Border Patrol Chief Ron Vitiello joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss how New York City residents took action in the tragic case and his reaction to Rachel Morin's family blaming an open border for her death.

Your kids aren't safe even in broad daylight. An Ecuadoran migrant held a boy and a girl, both 13, at knifepoint in a park near their Queens school last week, molesting the girl and robbing them of their cellphones.

There is a remedy.

In November, voters everywhere, including New York City, will get to choose between the Democratic Party's open border policy and Republican former President Donald Trump's promise to crack down on illegal immigration and deport millions who are here illegally.

MIGRANT ARRESTED IN BROAD DAYLIGHT RAPE OF 13-YEAR-OLD IN NEW YORK PARK

But New York City voters deserve to have an additional choice in November -- between keeping the lunatic "sanctuary city" laws that shield migrant criminals from deportation or repealing those laws. Repeal would allow migrant criminals to be deported after their first offense before they go on to rape and murder.

Last week, eight members of the New York City Council's Common Sense Caucus fired off a letter to the Charter Revision Commission -- the body with the power to put questions on the ballot in November -- explaining that the City Council refuses to repeal sanctuary city laws. Since the City........

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