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A Texas state law that requires many county sheriffs to cooperate with ICE by applying for and entering 287(g) agreements.
Texas is a focal point for ICE enforcement: available reporting shows the state accounts for a disproportionately large share of recent arrests and detention capacity, a reality tied to explicit state...
The public record does not supply a definitive, nationwide list of cities ranked by the proportion of arrests or convictions that involve immigrants in the 2020s; instead, federal and advocacy dataset...
Senate Bill 8 () moves from a mostly voluntary local‑federal immigration partnership toward a statutory requirement that many county sheriffs request and, if offered, enter 287(g) agreements with ICE,...
The headline numbers — , 34,000 in , 30,000 in , 13,000 in and 12,000 in — cannot be fully corroborated from the documents provided, though they are within the realm of plausibility given reported sur...
Texas and Florida have used a mix of federal-state memorandums and state laws to expand local participation in federal immigration enforcement—most prominently through the federal 287(g) program, whic...