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Oklahoma finalizes three agreements with Homeland Security, ICE

Oklahoma has finalized three agreements with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and ICE to help identify, arrest, and remove criminal illegal immigrants from the state.
Governor Stitt stated that these partnerships provide law enforcement with additional tools to protect Oklahomans from dangerous criminals.
DPS Commissioner Tim Tipton noted that this collaboration is a significant move to ensure Oklahoma is not a safe haven for criminal illegal migrants.
The agreements take effect immediately and remain valid until one party opts out, with provisions for rigorous training and oversight.

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