Vermont Lawmakers Question Police Tactics After ICE Arrests and Clashes
Lawmakers scrutinize Vermont police cooperation with ICE after a federal operation led to three detentions and clashes with protesters, raising concerns about fair policing policies.
- State and local police responded to an immigration enforcement operation by federal agents in South Burlington, Vermont, leading to clashes with protesters.
- Law enforcement officials were questioned by lawmakers about the police presence and use of force during the operation, which activists said violated state policy prohibiting facilitation of civil immigration enforcement.
- The police chief of South Burlington said they assisted federal agents to prevent potentially more violent altercations between officers and protesters, after being told a warrant would be executed by any means necessary.
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Local police officials defend officers’ conduct during immigration operation, blame ‘agitators’
Local and state police officials were asked Thursday to explain the violent clashes between Vermont law enforcement agents and protesters during a federal immigration operation last week in South Burlington.
Local police officials defend officers’ conduct during immigration operation, blame ‘agitators’ - The Morning Sun
Local and state police officials were asked Thursday to explain the violent clashes between Vermont law enforcement agents and protesters during a federal immigration operation last week in South Burlington. At a Statehouse hearing packed with about 100 onlookers, lawmakers pressed the law enforcement officials to answer for their officers’ presence and use of force — and to respond to accusations that their officers violated state police policy…
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