Pinal County supervisors question legality of county attorney’s ICE partnership agreement

Pinal County supervisors question legality of county attorney’s ICE partnership agreement

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrest a fugitive in 2020. Photo via U.S. Immigration and Customs EnforcementLast year, Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller signed up the county’s 10 investigators — who are responsible for building legal cases to prosecute local crimes in court — for a partnership that will make it easier for federal immigration agents to identify people who can be deported. That partnership might turn out to be illegal.…