- New York crafted a plan limiting cooperation between ICE and state governments, stemming from presidential policies.
- Critics stated a proposed plan involving ICE agents violates civil rights and criticized the plan to equip them with shock gloves.
- New York officials are challenging federal policies regarding ICE use of force and reviewing proposals for officer equipment.
Governor Hochul signed a ban into law, granting Attorney General James authority to investigate sheriffs.
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What happened
Governor Hochul signed a ban into law, granting Attorney General James authority to investigate sheriffs.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Kathy Hochul
57th Governor of New York since 2021
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- The SUNY system, including Hudson Valley Community College, is seeking support from Governor Kathy Hochul regarding operational matters.
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Letitia James
Attorney General of New York since 2019
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New York
state of the United States of America
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