New York's Local Cops, Local Crimes Act curbs ICE cooperation, limits 287(g) agreements

New York has enacted or is advancing the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act, which restricts local law enforcement cooperation with ICE, including limiting 287(g) agreements and detentions for civil immigration violations. This marks a continued state-level pushback against federal immigration enforcement, potentially creating friction with the federal administration. The law's practical impact on ICE operations in New York remains uncertain, as federal authorities may seek legal challenges.

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