Enforcement

Maryland Attorney General Unveils New Guidelines to Protect Immigrant Rights and Enhance Law Enforcement Transparency

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BALTIMORE, MD – Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown has updated the state’s approach to federal immigration enforcement for all state, county, and local law enforcement agencies. The revised guidance aims to align state law enforcement practices with both federal and state statutes, while respecting individual rights and fostering trust within immigrant communities. The document, an update on similar guidelines issued in 2017, reflects legislative changes and aims to clarify the respective roles and limitations of local law enforcement in relation to immigration regulations. Brown’s office made the guidance publicly available to enhance transparency and … Read more

Southwest Missouri Dedicates New Road Signs to Honor Heroes in Law Enforcement

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Springfield, Mo. – In a tribute to the ultimate sacrifices made by law enforcement officers, southwest Missouri communities are dedicating new highway signs to honor those who have fallen in the line of duty. This gesture is part of a broader initiative to commemorate the service and dedication of local law enforcement, reinforcing the bond between the community and its protectors. Missouri state officials, alongside local law enforcement agencies, have begun the process of erecting signs along various highways. Each sign carries the name of a law enforcement officer who has died in the area … Read more

Federal Judge Halts Enforcement of Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Executive Order Amid Constitutional Challenge

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SEATTLE — A significant ruling from a federal judge in Seattle on Thursday has temporarily halted President Donald Trump’s executive order to restrict birthright citizenship, highlighting a contentious national debate. The executive order, which was set to impact children born in the U.S. from February 19, 2025, stipulated that birthright citizenship would be denied to those born to non-U.S. citizens or permanent residents. The judge’s decision came after Washington, Illinois, Arizona, and Oregon successfully sought a temporary restraining order. The judicial block was prompted by concerns that the executive order stood in direct contravention of … Read more

Former ICE Director Advocates for Stricter Immigration Enforcement During Congressional Hearing

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Washington, Colo. — In a detailed congressional hearing on Capitol Hill, John Fabbricatore, former field director for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Colorado and Wyoming, voiced strong support for reintroducing stringent immigration enforcement measures as proposed by President Donald Trump. The hearing, titled “Restoring Immigration Enforcement in America,” saw Fabbricatore advocate for a return to strict immigration law enforcement to curb the entrance and activities of dangerous criminals in the U.S. During his testimony on Wednesday, Fabbricatore emphasized the need for robust policies to effectively manage the nation’s borders. “We have seen a degradation … Read more