Madison County sheriff says he'll continue to work with ICE despite new state law

Sheriff pushes back against edict from New York governor to END cooperation with ICE

At least one sheriff in New York state is pushing back against a new law forcing law enforcement agencies to stop cooperating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.Democratic New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James issued an order on July 24 requiring 12 local law enforcement agencies to terminate their agreements with ICE.'All I can say about immigration-related issues is that if there is a very dangerous perso…

NY Sheriff Defies Kathy Hochul's New Law That Seeks to Block Law Enforcement from Working with ICE

Far from New York City in the rural reaches of New York state, where cows outnumber Democrats, a lawman is taking a stand against political meddling in protecting his people. […] The post NY Sheriff Defies Kathy Hochul's New Law That Seeks to Block Law Enforcement from Working with ICE appeared first on The Western Journal.

Madison County sheriff says he'll continue to work with ICE despite new state law

WAMPSVILLE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) -- A New York law taking effect next month will end formal cooperation agreements between local law enforcement and ICE. But Madison County Sheriff Todd Hood said it won't stop his office from working with federal immigration officials. "I'm still going to contact ICE when we have somebody come in here that's [...]