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Illinois law prohibits sheriffs from assisting ICE with civil immigration enforcement. Some wish they could

Illinois law prohibits sheriffs from assisting ICE with civil immigration enforcement. Some wish they could

Law enforcement badges from sheriff and police departments across the state and the U.S. are displayed on a wall in the Pulaski County Courthouse. (Medill Illinois News Bureau photo by Maggie Dougherty). Photo: Contributed/Maggie Dougherty


CHICAGO, Ill. (Chambana Today) — As the U.S. government escalates immigration raids in Illinois and nationwide, some Illinois sheriffs are expressing support and a desire for greater cooperation with federal immigration enforcement despite state laws that limit their involvement.

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