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It really seems like the sheriff and jail ought to be able, and morally obligated, to ignore such an ask/order from ICE if they know it to be legally invalid.
by eximius 1y ago
It really seems like the sheriff and jail ought to be able, and morally obligated, to ignore such an ask/order from ICE if they know it to be legally invalid.
- dragonwriter 1y agoICE ought not to be able to issue a "hold order" directing the seizure of a person -- and, even if the person was already in custody, if the order can have any force after they would have been released from custody without the order, that is exactly what it is -- without a judicial determination of probable cause. Because the "hold order" is functioning as an a de facto arrest warrant, and we have a Constitutional standard for those.