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A New York official vowed to fight a law that limits local police cooperation with ICE enforcement. The official argues local agencies should be able to assist federal immigration authorities.
A New York official vowed to fight a law that limits local police cooperation with ICE enforcement, arguing local agencies should be able to assist federal immigration authorities. This is a rare public fight over whether local police should have discretion to stay out of federal immigration enforcement. The official's pushback suggests they see cooperation as a priority.
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