Maine
Morning Star - As President
Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement tactics face renewed scrutiny after the
fatal shooting of a man in Biddeford, new Maine laws take effect Wednesday that
prevent local resources and agencies from being used to support mass
deportation efforts.
Local police and jails are
restricted in how they can work with federal immigration agents, while those
agents are now banned from entering non-public places within public schools,
state libraries and certain hospitals without a judicial warrant. Tenants also
have new protections against the disclosure of their personal information.
Maine legislators passed these
measures last session in order to counter the Trump administration’s mass
deportation agenda. Some plans had to be walked back from more ambitious
proposals, given that state law cannot dictate the actions of federal authorities
when they are performing their lawful duties under the U.S. Constitution’s
Supremacy Clause.
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