The Justice Department requested California counties to provide lists of non-citizen inmates, detailing their alleged crimes and release dates. This aims to assist federal immigration authorities in prioritizing deportations of illegal aliens who have committed crimes. The request intensifies the ongoing conflict between the Trump administration and California regarding immigration policies and sanctuary laws. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has increased arrests in the area, which has led to criticisms from state officials regarding enforcement tactics and the impact of sanctuary policies. The state’s legal response to the demands remains unclear.
The U.S. Justice Department requested California counties to provide lists of inmates who are non-citizens along with their alleged crimes and release dates, aiming to facilitate deportations.
The Trump administration's request represents an escalation in the ongoing conflict with California over immigration policies and sanctuary laws, impacting local law enforcement practices.
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