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  1. New York crafted a plan limiting cooperation between ICE and state governments, stemming from presidential policies.
  2. 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.

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New York officials are challenging federal policies regarding ICE use of force and reviewing proposals for officer equipment.

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Kathy HochulLetitia JamesNew York

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  1. ICE agents allegedly used force during an arrest, prompting support for an investigation into federal overreach.Sub-event
  2. A leading push is underway in New York against police cooperation with ICE.Sub-event
  3. NY officials are vowing legal action against federal policies concerning ICE use of force and equipment.1 source

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