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Ayotte Signs Bills Aimed at Banning Sanctuary Policies, Allowing Police to Work with ICE

  • Governor Kelly Ayotte signed a pair of bills on May 22, 2025, in New Hampshire banning sanctuary city policies and requiring police cooperation with ICE.
  • The legislation aims to prohibit any local or state policy that limits law enforcement communication with federal immigration agencies, contrasting with Massachusetts' approach.
  • Previously, New Hampshire municipalities could set their own cooperation levels, but the new laws establish a uniform statewide policy preventing sanctuary jurisdictions and enabling federal agreements.
  • Ayotte emphasized that the state remains the most secure in the country, while House sponsor Joe Sweeney indicated that the new legislation will empower law enforcement to more effectively collaborate with federal authorities in addressing illegal immigration.
  • Opponents warn the laws may damage trust between police and immigrant communities, risk racial profiling, and raise civil liberty concerns while supporters emphasize law enforcement effectiveness.
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Boston Globe broke the news in Boston, United States on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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