police-ICE cooperation policy
Summary
Dallas cops might be working more closely with ICE agents soon, potentially handing over more people to federal immigration authorities. This shift seems to be a reaction to the governor's threat to cut city funding if they didn't cooperate.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 1
- Last 30 days
- 0
Impact analysis
The city might be trying to avoid losing out on state money by changing how police work with ICE.
The governor and state officials likely benefit by enforcing their immigration agenda, and potentially ICE.
Immigrants and communities of color could be negatively impacted by increased interactions with ICE.
Mentions & discussions (5)
'Give them opportunity so that they can be heard': Formerly detained nun speaks after flight attendant arrest and TCU student deportation
Sister Leticia Ugboaja speaks in defense of other detained immigrants after her release from ICE custody in South Texas.
City of Dallas updates ICE compliance policy after funding threat from Abbott
City of Dallas updates ICE compliance policy after funding threat from Abbott FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth
Austin, Dallas revise police policy on ICE after threat to funding
Austin, Dallas revise police policy on ICE after threat to funding The Texas Tribune
Dallas police chief says city will comply with Gov. Abbott's ICE‑related directives as funding threat looms
Dallas police chief says city will comply with Gov. Abbott's ICE‑related directives as funding threat looms CBS News
'Dallas is not for sale': Protesters urge City Council to reject ICE agreement
'Dallas is not for sale': Protesters urge City Council to reject ICE agreement WFAA
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