The decision issued October 7 by U.S. District Judge Jeffrey I. Cummings extends court oversight of the agency until February 2, 2026, and warns that officers who disregard the order could face contempt or criminal referral.

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    Depends on the city, and their leadership. Some cities have already directed their police specifically not to assist ICE. Not a huge jump from there to “treat them like a regular civilian”.

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        Yep, thats a gang based on hate who obscure their members. Seems like something the national guard should be called in for.

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          You’re not gonna believe this, but the national guard was called in for it. By the gang, to help the gang.

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      Many cities were doing this from the beginning. Whenever you read the term “sanctuary cities” it was really just a promise not to help.

      Local police are not allowed to assist federal agencies enforce their policies unless it is a crime locally. You can even argue this prevents turf wars and conflicts of authority. States rights y’all

      Local prisons are not allowed to detain people that have not been legally convicted of something that is a crime locally. You can argue this protects state resources being exploited by unfunded federal mandates. States rights y’all

      But no, it’s a YUGE jump to actively interfere, even if it is to enforce laws against federal agents.