Immigration Policy

Articles

April 25, 2025

How Volunteer Patrols Are Working to Protect San Diego Immigrant Communities From ICE

 Roberto Camacho,
April 24, 2025

“A Betrayal in Slow Motion”: Maryland Democrats Forgo Banning ICE Contracts 

 Alex Burness,
February 21, 2025

“A Chilling Effect”: A New York County Faces Federal Threats for Not Complying with ICE

 Julia Rock, , Chris Gelardi,
February 12, 2025

In Florida GOP’s New Immigration Crackdown, a Familiar Play of Overriding Local Democracy

 Pascal Sabino,
January 23, 2025

How Chicago’s Immigrant Rights Groups Plan to Hold the Line on Sanctuary Policies

 Pascal Sabino,
December 11, 2024

The Past and Present of Immigration Detention: Your Questions Answered

 Ask Bolts,
April 10, 2024

Beyond Crimmigration

 Piper French,
December 12, 2023

The Thousands of Local Elections That Will Shape Criminal Justice Policy in 2024

 Daniel Nichanian,
June 23, 2023

North Carolina GOP Is Cracking Down on the Black Sheriffs Who Stood Up to ICE

 Piper French,
May 22, 2023

Tensions High on Bail and Policing as New Yorkers Elect DAs and Sheriffs

 Daniel Nichanian,
September 30, 2022

Cape Cod Will Decide Whether to “Rip Up” Agreement for ICE Collaboration

 Alex Burness,
September 19, 2022

“You Never Really Felt Safe”: Resistance to Far-Right Maryland Sheriff Builds in Election Lead-Up

 Manuel Madrid,
August 26, 2022

The Winding Road to Ending ICE Collaboration in Raleigh

 Jeffrey Billman,
May 17, 2021

Philadelphia D.A. Candidates Debate ICE Cooperation Ahead of Election Day

 Will Lennon,
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December 10, 2020

How Immigrant Communities Beat Back ICE and Helped Flip Georgia

 Sonam Vashi,
December 4, 2020

As Trump Departs, Some Democrats May Seek Cover to Maintain Ties with ICE

 Daniel Nichanian,
November 19, 2020

The Major Blindspot Undermining Sanctuary Cities and Helping ICE

 Will Lennon,
November 5, 2020

How Criminal Justice Reform Fared at the Ballot Box on Tuesday

 Daniel Nichanian, , Anna Simonton,
October 9, 2020

These Twelve Elections Could Curb ICE’s Powers

 Daniel Nichanian,
September 4, 2020

Georgia Sheriff Elections Could Limit ICE’s Reach

 Timothy Pratt,
August 25, 2020

Policing And Ties With ICE On The Menu In Norfolk County’s Sheriff Race

 Daniel Nichanian,
June 12, 2020

Georgia Sheriff Who Cooperated with ICE Loses Re-Election Bid

 Daniel Nichanian,
June 9, 2020

When Sheriffs Choose to Help ICE

 Jessica Pishko,
May 26, 2020

How ICE is Using Private Contractors to Dodge Local Democracy

 Felipe De La Hoz,
October 4, 2019

New Jersey Attorney General Bans ICE’s 287(g) Program

 Daniel Nichanian,
September 5, 2019

Illinois Bans ICE Program. But This Reform Is Not Yet Taking Off Elsewhere.

 Daniel Nichanian,
June 13, 2019

Colorado Governor Opposed Banning ICE Contracts. But They May Already Violate State Law.

 Daniel Nichanian,
May 16, 2019

Foreclosures and ICE Are on the Menu in Philadelphia’s Sheriff Election

 Daniel Nichanian,
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February 14, 2019

In North Carolina, Forsyth County’s New Sheriff Restricts Cooperation with ICE

 Daniel Nichanian,
January 17, 2019

Two ICE Deals Come to an End in Maryland’s Anne Arundel County, Unexpectedly

 Daniel Nichanian,
December 6, 2018

How Do New Jersey Counties Still Partner with ICE?

 Daniel Nichanian,
November 9, 2018

Voters Restrict ICE’s Reach in Key Counties around the Nation

 Daniel Nichanian,
May 30, 2024

Your Guide to the June 4 Primaries

 Daniel Nichanian,