You know what sounds like a good TV show? “ICE Boston .” I’d watch.

In real life, they’re helping clear the streets of New England of criminal illegal aliens, and they’ve nabbed five of them who were let in under the Biden regime and were firmly on the radar of the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol), a cooperative body of 196 countries that shares information.

Ironically, the agents are operating out of a city whose mayor, Michelle Wu, pitched a fit over their presence and crafted an executive order in February calling ICE missions “unconstitutional and violent federal operations” and forbade them from using city property.

She’d rather let dangerous criminals like these run loose:

ICE Boston detailed their catches in a Tuesday social media post:

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Let’s take a look at some of these sweethearts who Michelle Wu thinks should be allowed to freely go about their business:

I would really, really never want to date this allegedly murderous lady:

ICE also picked up Magno Jose Dos Santos, who is wanted in Brazil for homicide, Bryan Rafael Gomez, wanted for the same crime in the Dominican Republic, and Altieris Chaves Paiva, another homicide suspect wanted in Brazil. The three were captured in various areas of Massachusetts.

The message is clear from Mayor Wu and other leftists like her: if you want to hide from authorities in your home country when you have allegedly committed murder, come to Beantown, where you’ll be so safe.

ICE Boston: No, you won’t.