NEW YORK — Accusations that migrants beat NYPD officers late last month and the arrest Monday of five other migrants in a string of brazen moped robberies have Republicans demanding the repeal of three of New York’s so-called sanctuary city laws — and Mayor Eric Adams signaling he’s open to changes on that front as well. Gov. Kathy Hochul has also said that deportation “should be looked at” when migrants commit crimes against cops. Most of the suspected attackers in the Times Square attack were released without bail. But immigration experts contend that such actions could have a negative impac…