Maryland enacts law restricting police and jail cooperation with ICE, faces legal challenges

Maryland has enacted a law imposing three specific limits on how local police and jails can collaborate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The measure is already facing legal disputes, likely from federal or state opponents, though details of the challenges remain unclear. This marks a notable state-level policy shift in immigration enforcement, with potential implications for federal-local relations and immigrant communities.