What Does New Virginia Gov. Spanberger’s ICE Executive Order Actually Do?
Governor Spanberger ended a year-long order requiring state police and corrections to assist ICE, citing resource diversion and concerns over racial profiling, while local agencies remain unaffected.
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Spanberger’s Californication of Virginia
California has the highest energy and housing costs in the continental United States, the nation’s highest unemployment and poverty rates, and multibillion-dollar deficits as far as the state’s legislative analyst office can see. But Abigail Spanberger, who has just been sworn in as the new governor of Virginia, has apparently seen these results and has decided she wants to inflict on her state exactly what California has suffered under Democrat…
Spanberger Takes First Step To Make Virginia A Sanctuary State By Ending Immigration And Customs Enforcement Partnership
By Robert Romano “Federal authorities should enforce federal civil immigration laws—law enforcement in the Commonwealth should prioritize the safety and security of all residents in Virginia, the enforcement of local and state laws, and coordination with federal entities on criminal matters. Accordingly, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Governor under Article V of the Constitution of Virginia and under the laws of the Commonwealth, I h…
What does new Virginia Gov. Spanberger’s ICE executive order actually do?
RICHMOND, Va. The Virginia State Police (VSP) and the Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC) will no longer be required by the governor to have their officers assist the feds in the apprehension of illegal immigrants after new Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger rescinded Republican Governor Glenn Youngkin's executive order 47 on Saturday.That order sought to enable state law enforcement agencies to be more proactive in immigration enforc…
The newly appointed governor of Virginia, Abigail Spanberger, signed an executive order to prohibit local authorities from actively collaborating with immigration. This is executive action 47, implemented by former governor Glenn Youngkin, who ordered close collaboration between state agencies and immigration. The bill also established a working group that, according to the Trump administration, was responsible for the arrests of hundreds of imm…
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