US EditionLouisiana governor teams up with President Donald Trump to crack down on illegal immigration
- On Thursday, May 15, 2025, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry announced a new initiative in collaboration with President Donald Trump and federal immigration authorities to strengthen enforcement against illegal immigration within the state.
- The operation addresses accusations that immigration enforcement declined during the Biden administration, which officials say led to an unprecedented surge in illegal border crossings in U.S. History.
- Operation GEAUX gives state law enforcement agencies new authority and tools such as enhanced screening and public awareness campaigns to enforce federal immigration laws.
- Governor Landry emphasized that individuals residing in the state unlawfully who commit crimes will face removal from the country or incarceration.
- The initiative aims to target criminal illegal aliens in Louisiana and signals intensified enforcement efforts aligned with President Trump’s campaign promises.
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ACLU Louisiana sees Gov. Landry’s ICE order as more ‘racial profiling’ • Louisiana Illuminator
Officers with Louisiana State Police and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement escort a man arrested March 13, 2025, at the Port of Lake Charles. ICE reported 11 arrests of people working at the port who did not have legal status to be in the United States (Photo courtesy of ICE).Gov. Jeff Landry’s directive to link state law enforcement agencies with federal immigration enforcement is a move toward more illegal policing, a civil rights group…
ACLU Louisiana sees Gov. Landry’s ICE order as more ‘racial profiling’
Gov. Jeff Landry’s directive to link state law enforcement agencies with federal immigration enforcement is a move toward more illegal policing, a civil rights group leader says. Landry issued an executive order this week, which he tabbed “Operation Geaux,” that…
Gov. Jeff Landry urges Louisiana police to partner with ICE on immigration operations
Louisiana's Republican governor on Thursday pressed local law enforcement to enter agreements with federal immigration officials under a controversial partnership that encouraged by President Donald Trump.
Louisiana governor teams up with President Donald Trump to crack down on illegal immigration
Gov. Jeff Landry joined Deputy Director of ICE Madison Sheahan, ICE Principal Legal Advisor Charlie Wall, and others to announce the partnership called "Operation GEAUX."
Jeff Landry orders Louisiana police agencies to partner with ICE on immigration enforcement
In an executive order, Gov. Jeff Landry, a Trump ally, directed state government agencies to "explore, and where appropriate, enter into" agreements under the Department of Homeland Security's 287(g) partnership
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