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Maryland Sheriffs Sue Over State Limits on ICE Cooperation
Seventeen county law enforcement officers filed suit challenging Maryland restrictions on local assistance to federal immigration authorities. The case tests the boundary between state policy and federal enforcement powers.
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Seventeen county sheriffs in Maryland filed a lawsuit contesting state rules that restrict local police cooperation with federal immigration authorities. The complaint argues the restrictions prevent officers from honoring federal detainer requests and sharing information with immigration enforcement agencies.
Background on the dispute Maryland enacted the limits during a period of heightened federal-state tension over immigration enforcement. The suit marks the latest legal effort by local law enforcement to define the scope of their participation in federal immigration operations. The case is pending in state court and no hearing date has been set.
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