ICE cooperation policy
Summary
The Arizona AG just ruled that Pima County can legally require ICE agents to show a judge's warrant before stepping onto county property. It's a huge win for local leaders trying to set clear boundaries on federal immigration enforcement.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Zero direct costs, though it could save the county money by avoiding potential civil rights lawsuits.
Local undocumented residents and county leaders who want clear, legally backed rules for federal agents.
Federal immigration enforcement agencies wanting frictionless access to county property.
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Pima County can require judicial warrants before letting ICE onto its property, Mayes says
Pima County can require judicial warrants before letting ICE onto its property, Mayes says Arizona Mirror
Federal funds for local police enforcement accelerated Trump immigration crackdown
An unprecedented increase in cooperation between local and state law enforcement and federal immigration officers through collaborations known as 287(g) agreements helped drive up the number of immigrants arrested.
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