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County sheriffs would get expanded powers in ICE detainment as House committee considers HB 2771
County sheriffs in Kansas would be able to detain an inmate for 48 hours at the request of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials following the individual’s release on other charges under legislation considered in the Kansas House. House Bill 2771 heard in the Committee on Federal and State Affairs was viewed by supporters as […] The post County sheriffs would get expanded powers in ICE detainment as House committee considers HB 2771 appeared first on The Sentinel.
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