New Democratic sheriffs in Georgia and South Carolina have vowed to cut ties with ICE
New Democratic sheriffs in Georgia and South Carolina have vowed to cut ties with ICE
Three Democratic sheriffs who have promised to cut ties with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement will soon assume office in some of Georgia’s and South Carolina’s most populous counties after defeating hardline Republicans.
All of them have promised to end longstanding agreements with the federal government under which sheriffs can question people about their immigration status and detain them on immigration charges.
