Maryland Lawmakers Advance Bill Affecting Local Cooperation with ICE Deportations
- The Maryland legislature has dropped plans to prohibit state law enforcement from working with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement .
- The bill related to 287 agreements was initially filed to counter actions by the Trump administration against illegal immigration, according to CBS News.
- Several Maryland sheriff's offices have already entered into 287 agreements with federal officials, as reported by the Baltimore Banner.
- Maryland's Attorney General joined eleven states in a lawsuit claiming that Trump’s use of local law enforcement for immigration enforcement is unconstitutional.
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«We will not call ICE for anyone»
Montgomery County Police, Maryland, is not involved in immigration law enforcement, and Third District Commander Jason Cokinos told the press this week that this will not change. The county police department’s third district includes Silver Spring, White Oak, and Burtonsville. “Montgomery County police don’t go to the scene of events to demand immigration status documentation or ask people what their status is,” Cokinos said.
CT lawmakers consider changes to state’s Trust Act
FILE - U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Baltimore Field Officer director Matt Elliston listens during a briefing, Monday, Jan. 27, 2025, in Silver Spring, Md. (Alex Brandon/AP / AP)Connecticut lawmakers are considering changes to the state’s Trust Act, which, in most cases, prevents local police from sharing information with immigration officials.The Judiciary Committee voted along party lines to send the third iteration of the law to th…
‘We’re not going to call ICE on somebody’: Montgomery Co. police emphasize public safety for all
Montgomery County police in Maryland do not take part in immigration enforcement, and Third District Cmdr. Jason Cokinos told reporters this week that will not change. The county police department’s third district includes Silver Spring, White Oak and Burtonsville. “Montgomery County police is not going to a scene demanding immigration status paperwork, or asking people what their status is,” Cokinos said. Cokinos told reporters he was recently …
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