Selene Rodriguez explains how the 287(g) program creates partnerships between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. Learn about the two models (Jail Enforcement and Warrant Service Officer), see current participation across 17 states, and understand the impact with real statistics from recent enforcement actions. Discover how this collaborative approach helps identify dangerous offenders while maintaining consistent screening processes for everyone. A clear breakdown of a crucial but often misunderstood program that demonstrates effective cooperation between different levels of government.
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