Paxton investigates Dallas for alleged sanctuary city policies
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Dallas for potential non-compliance with state and federal immigration laws, claiming the police department refuses to assist in immigration enforcement efforts.
- Dallas interim police chief Michael Igo clarified that while officers cannot stop individuals solely for immigration status, they will assist in arrests for criminal offenses.
- Paxton raised concerns that Dallas's actions may violate Texas law prohibiting sanctuary city policies regarding immigration enforcement.
- Under the investigation, Paxton's office requested Dallas's policies and communications related to immigration enforcement compliance.
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UMaine Professor Promotes Anti-ICE Student Group Pushing for 'Sanctuary School' Status
A political science professor at the University of Maine (UMaine) sent out a recruitment flyer for the UMaine Orono Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), a left-wing activist group that describes themselves as “anti-ICE” and hopes to turn the public university into a “sanctuary school” for illegal aliens. Robert Glover, a UMaine associate professor of [...] The post UMaine Professor Promotes Anti-ICE Student Group Pushing for ‘Sanctuary Schoo…
Attorney General Paxton Investigates Dallas Over Potential Sanctuary City Policies
Paxton seeks documentation and communications between the City of Dallas and the Dallas Police Department about immigration enforcement. The post Attorney General Paxton Investigates Dallas Over Potential Sanctuary City Policies appeared first on Texas Scorecard.
AG To Investigate Dallas PD For Alleged “Sanctuary” Immigration Policies - Reform Austin
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday announced that he is opening an investigation into the City of Dallas for potentially violating a ban on immigration sanctuary cities in Texas. Dallas police officers and community members are anxious over the Trump administration’s pledge to ramp up federal deportations less than two months into his second term. Local cops are worried it will make the public afraid to seek help from law enforcement …
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