- See also: Local Democracy on Ice: Why State and Local Governments Have No Business in Federal Immigration Law Enforcement, A Justice Strategies Report, February 2009 by Aart Shahani and Judith Greene – “287(g) is a tiny provision in federal immigration law that allows Homeland Securitys Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to take local police away from their mission of fighting crime, and pull them into the murky territory of targeting immigrants for arrest without suspicion of crime.”
- Related postings on immigration
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