'Public Safety Is Non-Negotiable' | Mayor of North Texas City Says They're Considering Partnership with ICE
KELLER, TEXAS, JUL 18 – Keller will train local jail officers to check inmate immigration status under the 287(g) program, becoming the largest Texas city to formalize this partnership, officials said.
5 Articles
5 Articles
Keller seeks to formalize partnership with ICE through local law enforcement
The Keller City Council will weigh a formal local partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, at its Aug. 5 meeting. If the proposal goes into effect, individuals arrested and booked in the local jail will be subject to immigration status screening using additional federal resources. According to a July 17 letter from Mayor Armin Mizani, the proposal “targets criminals, not law-abiding residents.” Mizani, a Republican who…
Keller jail will soon partner with ICE to check inmate immigration status, Mayor says
The Mayor of Keller says the city is poised to become the first in Tarrant County to formally partner with ICE inside its jail. The move will help keep the community safe, according to Mayor Armin Mizani, but some critics have concerns about immigrants’ rights. The news went out on Thursday, when Mizani shared online that at the city’s next council meeting, leaders intended to partner with ICE inside their jail through the federal agency’s 287(g…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 60% of the sources are Center
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium