State laws in Maine are being used to restrict cooperation with federal immigration agents, including DHS.
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Updated Sep 14
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State laws in Maine are being used to restrict cooperation with federal immigration agents, including DHS.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Potential enforcement actions are leading to job losses within the Maine economy.Sub-event
Maine state laws restrict cooperation with federal immigration agents.1 source
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- DHS relies on state cooperation for immigration enforcement.
- DHS implements immigration law and regulatory changes.
- DHS is currently overseeing immigration enforcement operations.
- Local politicians in Austin criticized federal immigration enforcement policies.
- A lawsuit has been filed in Alabama challenging immigration enforcement practices.