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Posted on 07/16/2025 2:48:43 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has resumed transferring jail inmates to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for the first time in years, despite local sanctuary policies that aim to shield people from deportation.
Eight inmates were released to ICE in May and a dozen more in June, according to sheriff’s department records reviewed by The Times. Eleven are Mexican, six are Guatemalan, and one each is from Colombia, El Salvador and Honduras. Their ages ranged from 19 to 63 years old. The transfers to ICE are the first by the sheriff’s department since early 2020, when records show 43 people were sent to federal immigration custody from sheriff’s stations, jails and courts. That marked a steep decline from the 457 handed over in 2019, during President Trump’s first term.
The sheriff’s department and legal experts say the recent transfers were lawful and conducted in accordance with sanctuary policies and ordinances approved in recent years by the state, L.A. County and cities including Los Angeles, Long Beach and West Hollywood.
The Trump administration obtained federal judicial warrants for all but one of the inmates who were released in May and June, the sheriff’s department records said.
The lone exception was transferred to ICE because he was a “[p]erson extradited to United States to face criminal charges based on agreement between Department of Homeland Security (ICE) and LA County (District Attorney and Sheriff) to honor his immigration detainer,” according to the records.
“We have been monitoring sheriff messaging on ICE cooperation and it is our understanding that the recent transfers of prisoners to ICE are all in response to judicially issued warrants as required by federal and state law,” L.A. County Inspector General Max Huntsman said in a statement. “Despite ‘sanctuary’ rhetoric, we are unaware of any conflict between California and...”
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Good. The honerable police are not obeying the ignorant slut mayor.
Happy Cinco DePorted
they cant ignore judicial warrants no matter what the “sanctuary” policies are
they are signed by a judge
ICE usually have administrative warrants not signed by a judge
This is LA County, where Bass’s writ does not run. That said, the county supervisors are almost as bolshevik as she is, so this is probably a one-off.
Please....This is all about money...Newsome finally figured it out.
This isn’t a surprise. A good way for any LA county administrative official or police officer to get charged with a federal crime is to refuse a lawful order to turn over illegal immigrants.
I think Bass has been put in her place...
Jail staff to ICE:
You can have ‘em
we don’t want ‘em
they’re too gross for us.
Child molestors
lots of rapists
car jacking thugs
home invaders
You can have ‘em
we don’t want ‘em
they’re too gross for us.
Nod to: Too Fat Polka
Frank Yankovic version on Songs of the Polka King.
Not the ultimate place, some will say. 😈♨️🔥
bttt
There are hundreds, if not thousands more in county custody.
When the first of many federal charges are filed, it has the same effect as a whiff of grapeshot. The thirst for adventurism into unexplored territory is quenched.
That’s an awesome idea... Taking criminals from jails and prisons and deporting them back to the country they illegally came from... Only question is... Should that not be standard practice? Like a no-brainer?
As Mayor Karin Bgass, the empty suit goes apoplectic.
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