Port Richey has approved the implementation of a 287(g) agreement with the Department of Homeland Security, allowing local law enforcement to expand their immigration enforcement capabilities. This move, driven by city attorney Timothy Driscoll, aims to streamline the enforcement process and leverage data sharing with existing community outreach programs. However, concerns remain regarding potential impacts on community trust and the potential for data sharing to limit client referrals, particularly for vulnerable populations like refugees and those without immigration status. The article highlights the city attorney’s concerns about potential legal repercussions and the governor’s power to remove council members from office if the deal isn
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Port Richey Approves 287(G) Agreement With ICE, Expanding Enforcement Capabilities
