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New Jersey Outlaws Local ICE Partnerships, Expands Immigrant Protections
immigration16 days ago

New Jersey Outlaws Local ICE Partnerships, Expands Immigrant Protections

New Jersey became the 10th state to ban local law enforcement from partnering with federal immigration authorities, codifying the Immigrant Trust Directive into law and prohibiting participation in ICE’s 287(g) program while tightening restrictions on detention, immigration-data sharing, and requiring ICE to show identification; exceptions exist for final removal orders or crimes. The bill aligns with broader Democratic-led immigration protections and faces potential federal legal challenges as courts have previously upheld the directive.

Maryland Moves to End Local ICE 287(g) Collaborations
state-government2 months ago

Maryland Moves to End Local ICE 287(g) Collaborations

Maryland’s Legislature approved emergency bills to bar local governments and police from partnering with ICE through the 287(g) program, which allows jail staff to check immigration status and detain noncitizens for up to 48 hours. The Senate passed the measure 32-12 and the House 99-40; eight counties already participate, with Wicomico County newly joining. Gov. Wes Moore has criticized ICE, and the 287(g) ban could take effect immediately if signed. A separate Senate measure banning law enforcement from wearing face coverings also passed, but faces potential constitutional challenges and would be a civil offense with a $1,500 fine.

Bucks County ends ICE 287(g) partnership, citing safety and trust
local2 months ago

Bucks County ends ICE 287(g) partnership, citing safety and trust

New Bucks County Sheriff Danny Ceisler formally withdraws the county from ICE’s 287(g) immigration-enforcement program, arguing the move is needed to restore trust with immigrant residents and improve public safety; deputies will no longer question immigration status of victims or courthouse observers, the county remains not a sanctuary and could still partner with ICE on dangerous-criminal cases, while LiveScan data sharing and ICE warrants are still honored.