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California Senate Committee Passes Bill Banning Federal Immigration Agents from Schools and State Buildings; Enforcement Questions Remain

California Senate Committee Passes Bill Banning Federal Immigration Agents from Schools and State Buildings; Enforcement Questions Remain

by Michael Boldin | Jan 10, 2018 | Immigration, State Bills

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Jan. 10, 2018) – Yesterday, a California Senate committee passed a bill that would ban federal immigration officers from schools and state buildings unless they have a warrant. But questions remain on how the state could enforce it should it...
Texas and California: Two State Approaches to Federal Immigration Enforcement

Texas and California: Two State Approaches to Federal Immigration Enforcement

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 16, 2017 | Immigration, State Bills

Last week, California Gov. Jerry Brown put his signature on a bill to withdraw state resources from the enforcement of most federal immigration laws. While some people have argued this will open the door for immigrants to enter the U.S. through California and then...
To the Governor: California Passes Bill to End Support for Most Federal Immigration Enforcement

To the Governor: California Passes Bill to End Support for Most Federal Immigration Enforcement

by Michael Boldin | Sep 18, 2017 | Immigration, State Bills

SACRAMENTO (Sept. 18, 2017) – On Saturday, the California Senate gave final approval to a bill to withdraw state resources from the enforcement of most federal immigration laws.  Passage into law will likely have the effect of further nullifying those federal...
No! The Feds Cannot “Coerce” States with Funding

No! The Feds Cannot “Coerce” States with Funding

by Mike Maharrey | Aug 30, 2017 | Federal Funding, Federal Power

Sometimes emailers offer a good opportunity correct widely-held erroneous ideas. In a recent article, I asserted the federal government has very little power to force so-called “sanctuary cities” and states to enforce federal immigration law. Under a...
Massachusetts High Court Rules State Officers Can’t Hold People Solely on Federal Immigration Detainers

Massachusetts High Court Rules State Officers Can’t Hold People Solely on Federal Immigration Detainers

by Mike Maharrey | Aug 7, 2017 | Immigration

BOSTON, Mass. (Aug. 7, 2017) –  Last month, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held that court officers in the state do not have the authority to detain individuals solely based on requests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. The ruling...
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