US EditionThis new law lets Tennessee police and ICE collaborate. Here's how
- The Tennessee Highway Patrol partnered with ICE to carry out a traffic enforcement operation over two consecutive nights in early May 2025 within the southern part of Nashville.
- The operation followed a new law enabling collaboration but raised legal and constitutional questions as state officials have not clearly explained its planning or execution.
- The operation, conducted in South Nashville on May 4 and 5, 2025, involved several hundred traffic stops, led to multiple arrests, and resulted in nearly a hundred individuals being detained by ICE, prompting Tennessee Democrats to request further information from state officials regarding due process and racial demographics.
- State Representative John Ray Clemmons expressed uncertainty about the identities and race of those who were stopped and cautioned that ongoing secrecy from state officials could lead to federal litigation to obtain answers.
- The incident highlights ongoing tensions over immigration enforcement in Tennessee and suggests legal challenges could compel greater transparency about cooperation between THP and ICE.
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Lawmaker questions constitutionality of ICE, THP operation in Nashville
“And we are not accusing patrolmen of racial profiling or doing anything illegal. What we are concerned about is what order were they given, and by whom and pursuant to what agreement with the federal or state government.”
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