Immigration and Customs Enforcement Archives - Page 5 of 8

The correspondence urges Josh Shapiro to block ICE’s access, as Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, Minnesota and Washington have already done.

Sheriff Harran: Ortega’s guilty plea spotlights gap that 287(g) is now in place to fix

“We finally have a tool to prevent this situation from ever playing out again,” Harran said.

“If they do file an appeal, I’ll be filing a motion to strike their appeal,” Thomas W. King III promised.

Saturday’s “No Kings” protests were less a revolution and more a grievance buffet for the early-bird special set.

Most people think municipal elections are less interesting than national races. Less interesting, perhaps, but no less important, I would argue.

The ruling by Judge Jeffrey Trauger dismisses a lawsuit from several advocacy groups and a county resident seeking to block the 287(g) partnership.

Democratic leaders in blue cities and states are united in their opposition to ICE, President Trump, and his use of the National Guard.

The progressive or left wing of the party expects their agenda and street corner politics to tilt the House in their direction.

Harran told a county judge Friday that his partnership with the federal agency will not have a financial impact on local taxpayers.

Is this a time like no other?