Immigration
Federal lawsuit dismissedRequire local assistance that federal law does not require
The court has declined to make New York volunteer.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / Justice Department / ICE
- Status
- Federal lawsuit dismissed
- Due
- Before any appeal
- Paying for it
- Federal and New York City litigation budgets
ACTIVITY
UpdatedJustice asked the court to require New York City’s assistance with immigration enforcement.
I know New York, built tremendous things there! Try putting up a Building without their permission, they'll find a thousand Laws..... Washington asks for help, suddenly nobody knows who has to do what!
The court checked federal law for the requirement.
The requirement was not located.
They still take pictures of my Buildings, now need a Court to tell them if they can help ME. Incredible gratitude!
New York won't help, Judge says they don't have to..... Wonderful! Remember that next time they call Washington wanting something.
New York COULD help, they choose NOT TO!
PUBLIC RECORD
A federal judge dismissed the administration’s challenge to New York City sanctuary laws on October 15. The judge ruled that federal law does not require local governments to detain immigrants at federal request or share custody information, and that Washington cannot compel local participation in immigration enforcement.