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The topic is about how local jails should handle ICE detainers and the legal implications of detaining someone based on an ICE request.
The record shows Governor Tim Walz has not told Minnesotans to "not impede ICE"; instead he has repeatedly urged peaceful protest, asked residents to document federal operations by recording ICE agent...
The -era procedures largely restore the administration’s enforcement priorities—focusing first on national-security and serious criminal threats and on prosecutorial discretion—while adding oversight ...
State and local facilities handle federal detainer requests differently: state prisons in say they notify and coordinate transfers with ICE and document transfers, while many county jails, constrained...
ICE detainers are administrative requests—typically the I-247 form—asking state or local jails to hold an individual for up to 48 hours beyond the time they would otherwise be released so ICE can tran...
ICE detainers are administrative requests—typically Form I-247A—sent by federal immigration authorities asking state or local jails to notify ICE of an individual’s release date or to hold the person ...
Local arrests and booking records are often the raw material that triggers interest: fingerprints and booking data flow into federal databases and can prompt that lead to transfers into immigration cu...
Federal courts since 2010 have repeatedly constrained the practical power of , finding that detainers are non‑mandatory requests, that holding someone beyond their release can constitute a new, warran...
Federal law gives authority to seek custody of noncitizens through administrative tools like detainers and administrative warrants, but federal regulations treat detainers as requests rather than comm...
Local jails must treat detainers as nonbinding requests and avoid relying on them as independent legal authority to continue holding someone beyond the time they otherwise would be released, because c...
: those that bar local agencies from honoring detainers or sharing (), those that expressly require or encourage compliance with ICE detainers, and a third group where no statewide rule exists and cou...