跟进：纽约市长马姆达尼等100多名民选官员联署致信全市1000多家私人停车场 吁勿供ICE集结使用

纽约——据美联社报道，纽约市长佐赫兰·马姆达尼（Zohran Mamdani）与参议院民主党领袖查克·舒默（Chuck Schumer）、众议院民主党领袖哈基姆·杰弗里斯（Hakeem Jeffries）等100多名联邦、州与市民选官员，10月16日联名致信全市五个区的1,000多家私人停车场与车库业主及经营者，呼吁他们不要出租、出借或以其他方式向美国移民与海关执法局（ICE）提供场地作为执法行动的集结地，并明确告知ICE未获授权使用其停车场与车库。马姆达尼在公布信件时说，不要把物业租给ICE，也不要借给他们。联署人还包括联邦参议员陆天娜（Kirsten Gillibrand）、市议会议长朱莉·梅宁（Julie Menin）、市主计长马克·莱文（Mark Levine）与公益维护人朱马恩·威廉姆斯（Jumaane Williams）等。

联署信称，纽约市正处在需要停车场业主出手相助的关键时刻。信中列举了ICE使用私人场地集结的几个例子：皇后区北方大道（Northern Boulevard）上的两处银行停车场，以及曼哈顿莫顿街（Morton Street）的一处车库；莫顿街车库的经营者在邻居提出反对后已将ICE车辆请走，联署官员以此为例，呼吁其他业主同样拒绝ICE使用其场地。联署官员在信中表示，任何一次这类使用，无论出于正式、非正式安排还是根本没有安排，都会给ICE提供一个执法行动的出发点。这封信属于自愿性质的呼吁，不改变现行法律，也没有为拒绝配合的业主设定任何罚则。纽约市现行规定已限制外部机构在市属物业上集结，市府物业在没有司法令状或有限例外情形下不得供ICE作行动基地，但这一限制并不涵盖私人停车场与车库，联署信针对的正是这一空档。

这封信直接源于10月8日的Marble Hill开枪案。市长办公室表示，参与当天行动的ICE探员据报曾使用事发地附近一处私人停车场准备行动。10月8日，28岁的奥斯卡·贝尔加尔（Oscar Belgal）在接5岁儿子放学、寻找车位时与ICE探员遭遇，一名探员开枪击中其颈部，坐在后座的儿子没有受伤；子弹目前仍留在贝尔加尔颈部，他被关押在布鲁克林大都会拘留中心，下一次移民法庭聆讯定于10月29日举行，本站此前已连续报道此案（见belgal系列跟进）。

对于10月8日开枪经过，双方说法不同。贝尔加尔一方：其律师团队10月14日向联邦法院提交的入禀文件称，事发时一名未表明身份的蒙面男子持枪冲向贝尔加尔的车，先砸碎车窗，随即向车内连开数枪，当时他5岁的儿子就坐在后座；文件还称，探员实施逮捕时没有出示逮捕令。联邦一方：国土安全部官员称，探员是在贝尔加尔驾车撞向两辆政府车辆并朝其他探员方向加速、探员自认生命受到威胁后才开枪；国土安全部长马克韦恩·穆林（Markwayne Mullin）此前在记者会上表示，探员开枪时并不知道车内有儿童。纽约市警察局此前公布的监控画面拍下了部分遭遇过程，但没能完整定格开枪的先后顺序，双方说法目前仍在法院程序中对峙。截至10月16日晚，美联社等媒体的报道中未见ICE或国土安全部就这封联署信本身作出公开回应。

（GSM 据美联社10月16日报道及联署信公开内容整理；开枪经过的双方说法分别据贝尔加尔律师入禀文件与国土安全部此前公开表态）

Follow-Up: Mayor Mamdani and More Than 100 Elected Officials Write to 1,000-Plus NYC Parking Lot Owners, Urging Them Not to Let ICE Stage Operations There

NEW YORK — Mayor Zohran Mamdani, joined by Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries and more than 100 other federal, state and city elected officials, wrote on October 16 to the owners and operators of more than 1,000 private parking lots and garages across New York City's five boroughs, urging them not to rent, lend or otherwise make their properties available to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as staging areas for enforcement operations, and to tell ICE directly that it is not authorized to use their lots and garages, according to the Associated Press. Announcing the letter, Mamdani said owners should not rent their property to ICE and should not lend it to the agency. Other signers include Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, City Council Speaker Julie Menin, Comptroller Mark Levine and Public Advocate Jumaane Williams.

The letter told owners that the city needs their help at a critical juncture. It cited several instances of ICE staging from private property: two bank parking lots on Northern Boulevard in Queens and a garage on Morton Street in Manhattan. The Morton Street operator removed ICE vehicles after neighbors objected, and the officials held that decision up as a model for other owners. The letter said each such use, whether under a formal or informal arrangement or no arrangement at all, gives ICE a launching point for its operations. The appeal is voluntary: it does not change any law and sets no penalty for owners who decline. Existing city rules already restrict outside agencies from staging on city-owned property, which ICE may not use as a base of operations without a judicial warrant or limited exceptions, but those rules do not cover private lots and garages — the gap the letter addresses.

The letter stems directly from the October 8 shooting in Marble Hill. The mayor's office said ICE agents involved in that day's operation had reportedly used a privately owned parking lot near the scene to prepare. On October 8, Oscar Belgal, 28, encountered ICE agents while looking for a parking space after picking up his 5-year-old son from school; an agent shot him in the neck, and his son, who was in the back seat, was not injured. A bullet remains lodged in Belgal's neck. He is held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, his next immigration court hearing is set for October 29, and GSM has been following the case in its belgal series.

The two sides give different accounts of the October 8 shooting. Belgal's side: in a court filing submitted October 14, his lawyers said an unidentified masked man with a gun rushed Belgal's car, smashed the window and then fired repeatedly into the vehicle while Belgal's 5-year-old son sat in the back seat; the filing also said agents did not show a warrant when making the arrest. The federal side: Department of Homeland Security officials have said agents opened fire only after Belgal drove into two government vehicles and accelerated toward other agents, and that the agents believed their lives were in danger; Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said at a news conference last week that the agents did not know a child was in the car when they fired. Surveillance video released earlier by the New York Police Department captured part of the encounter but did not settle the sequence of the shooting, and the competing accounts remain before the courts. As of the evening of October 16, reports by the Associated Press and other outlets carried no public response from ICE or the Department of Homeland Security to the letter itself. (GSM, based on Associated Press reporting of October 16 and the publicly released text of the letter; the two accounts of the shooting are drawn, respectively, from the filing by Belgal's lawyers and prior public statements by the Department of Homeland Security)

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图片来源：图：纽约市长马姆达尼在市政讲台前发言（2026年2月跨宗教早餐会资料图，当时他正宣布进一步限制市政府与ICE的合作）。图片来源：纽约市长办公室，经 Wikimedia Commons 发布，CC BY 4.0。Photo: New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaking at a city podium (file photo from the February 2026 interfaith breakfast, where he announced further restrictions on city cooperation with ICE). Source: NYC Mayor's Office, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0.

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