Judges and Judiciary
May 26, 2017
ICE tells judge it doesn't make arrests in Southern California courtrooms
Immigration agents in Southern California have a stated policy of not arresting people eligible for deportation in state courtrooms, according to a report from Orange County Superior Court's presiding judge.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Immigration agents in Southern California have a stated policy of not arresting people eligible for deportation in state courtrooms, according to a report from Orange County Superior Court's presiding judge.
Immigration and Custom Enforcement's "policy is not to arrest victims or witnesses unless they have serious or extensive criminal histories. ICE's target population is criminal aliens...
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