With days to go before President-elect Donald Trump returns to office with mass deportation plans, the Minneapolis Police Department issued a statement this week reiterating its policy that forbids officers from asking people about their immigration status in most cases.
Fox News Digital spoke with at-large Jacksonville City Council member Nick Howland about the city’s latest law criminalizing illegal immigrants.
West Texas Sheriff Thad Cleveland knows better than anyone that you can’t take your eyes off the border, even in the most remote parts of the Lone Star State. Despite the slowdown in illegal alien crossings nationwide and an increase in deportations, Cleveland tells Breitbart Texas, “Even though crossings have decreased, we are still tracking groups of illegal aliens hoping to get away from authorities, some we fear may attempt to return after recent removals.”
READ MORE: TEXAS BORDER SHERIFF: Can’t Let Guard Down Despite Lower Crossing Numbers
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement removed Hedilberto Nunez Garay, a 41-year-old illegal alien, to his home country of Mexico, April 9. Nunez is wanted in Durango, Mexico, for aggravated homicide for allegedly murdering Eladio Carrasco Corral, a 63-year-old Mexican national, Sept. 3, 2020.
READ MORE: ICE Houston removes foreign fugitive wanted for aggravated homicide | ICE
The rape and murder of 13-year-old Oscar Hernandez — allegedly at the hands of an illegal alien — in the sanctuary state of California is the result of “failed border policies,” United States Attorney Bill Essayli said.
READ MORE: U.S. Attorney: ‘Failed Border Policies’ to Blame for 13-Year-Old Oscar Hernandez’s Murder
Fox News’ Lawrence Jones breaks down the latest sanctuary policy data on “Fox & Friends,” and Jessica Vaughan discusses the findings of her report that reveals which sanctuary cities released thousands of criminals.
READ MORE: ICE reveals sanctuary jurisdictions that have released the most criminal aliens | Fox News
Amador County Sheriff Gary Redman criticized a sanctuary state law that limits cooperation between local law enforcement and immigration authorities.
READ MORE: California sheriff says he’ll violate sanctuary state law | Fox News Video
The Amador County Sheriff’s Office announced on Tuesday that they will begin cooperating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
READ MORE: Amador County Sheriff says they will be cooperating with ICE
Teller County Sheriff Jason Mikesell says his agency just recently arrested four undocumented immigrants from South America and identified a person of interest in a nearly two-year-old homicide case in the county. He says it’s all thanks to Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) and wants to change state law to make it easier for local agencies to curb immigrant crimes.
