Why ICE Cooperation Is Dangerous Even with Biden in the White House More public officials are breaking ties with ICE, as immigrants’ rights advocates double down on their case that local governments should avoid immigration enforcement regardless of Biden's new policies. Felipe De La Hoz Mar 25, 2021
As Trump Departs, Some Democrats May Seek Cover to Maintain Ties with ICE Officials in a New Jersey county voted last week to renew a lucrative contract with ICE and continue detaining immigrants. Daniel Nichanian Dec 04, 2020
These Twelve Elections Could Curb ICE’s Powers In many places that have long helped arrest and detain immigrants, voters will decide the fate of local partnerships with ICE, possibly dealing a series of blows to the agency. Daniel Nichanian Oct 09, 2020
How ICE is Using Private Contractors to Dodge Local Democracy The agency is pursuing contracts with private detention providers to circumvent state and local efforts to curtail and regulate immigrant detention. Felipe De La Hoz May 26, 2020
In Louisiana, Sheriff Elections Will Shape ICE’s Reach “They’re trying to send Hispanics to Mexico or Honduras and put Black men in jail,” said one candidate regarding prevailing practices. “The United States is made for everybody.” Daniel Nichanian Sep 19, 2019
3 Maryland Counties Are In ICE’s 287(g) Program. How Many After November? Daniel Nichanian Oct 11, 2018
2018 Election Preview: Wisconsin's Immigration Protests Do Not Structure Sheriff Elections Daniel Nichanian Aug 09, 2018
