What are the public safety concerns with New York's policies regarding identity verification for illegal immigrants during law enforcement encounters?

According to Pam Bondi from the Department of Justice, New York's current policies create significant public safety risks by preventing law enforcement officers from verifying the identities and backgrounds of illegal immigrants during routine traffic stops. This creates dangerous situations where officers have no access to crucial information about who they're dealing with, potentially putting both law enforcement and the public at risk. The DOJ has filed charges against New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Tish James over these policies, which allegedly prioritize protecting illegal immigrants over public safety. Bondi warns that states not complying with federal immigration enforcement laws will face similar legal action, emphasizing the federal government's commitment to ensuring state compliance with immigration policies.