Michigan SB0043 requires law enforcement agencies to enforce federal immigration laws by entering into agreements with ICE.
Michigan SB0043, known as the "immigration and customs enforcement support act," mandates that law enforcement agencies enter into agreements with the Department of Homeland Security to function as federal immigration agents. These agencies must designate officers to enforce certain immigration laws, verify the citizenship or immigration status of individuals, and transfer those not legally present in the United States to federal custody. The act also requires law enforcement agencies to create and operate programs to help ICE enforce immigration laws within their jurisdiction.
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