As Trump vows mass deportations, Texas lawmakers want to require sheriffs to work with ICE
- Texas senators are considering Senate Bill 8, which requires counties with over 100,000 residents to partner with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for immigration enforcement, as proposed by State Senator Charles Schwertner.
- The bill mandates agreements under the 287 program, which is currently used by 35 Texas counties, allowing local law enforcement to check immigration status during bookings.
- Supporters, including Sheriff Bill E. Waybourn, argue the program is effective, but others, such as Trudy Taylor Smith from the Children's Defense Fund-Texas, fear it could endanger children of illegal aliens.
- U.S. Senators Marsha Blackburn and Bill Hagerty propose redirecting federal funds to local law enforcement to assist in detaining undocumented immigrants, aiming to enhance public safety amid rising crime rates.
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