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MANHATTAN \u2013 Standing with Attorney General Letitia James, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and a phalanx of local elected and community leaders last week, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul put the Trump administration and their collaborators on notice that the state would not stand for Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents snatching residents and abusing children.<\/p>\n

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Hochul announced $7.25 million in new legal aid funding for the 1,400 unaccompanied immigrant children across New York, 251 of whom are in detention. That money comes on top of the $16.9 million New York City\u2019s latest budget allocated for the same purpose, and its $30 million increase to overall immigration legal services, which now total $150 million.<\/p>\n

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She reminded law enforcement officials that they had until August 25 to end their 287(g) collaboration deals with ICE, said failing to do so would result in legal action, and name-checked Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, whose agreement with the agency is among the most extreme in the country. Hochul banned 287(g) agreements\u2014deals that deputize local law enforcement agencies to conduct federal immigration enforcement\u2014earlier this year under the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act. Five law enforcement agencies have refused to respond to James\u2019s demand that agencies obey Hochul and send her their plan to exit the arrangements. On the contrary, more local police departments are signing the deals, while at the same time stockpiling more small arms, as the Prospect<\/em> reported last month.<\/p>\n

\u201cMy message is I expect [Blakeman] and everybody else in this state to follow the laws of New York and there are consequences if you do not,\u201d she said and told the room of reporters she expected the media to call out his mischaracterization that her ban on 287(g) agreements means permission for crimes. \u201cSomeone like that will intentionally misrepresent, which is a nice way of saying \u2018lie\u2019 about what we\u2019re actually talking about.\u201d<\/p>\n

Apart from the police departments planning to operate illegal agreements, New York\u2019s new laws and funding put it on one side of a new American divide. There are states that are actively fighting President Trump\u2019s ethnic cleansing campaign. And there are ones that welcome it.<\/p>\n

Multiple states are in the first category: Since Trump retook the White House, lawmakers in that group have increased not only their anti-ICE laws but \u201ctheir ambition in exercising local power,\u201d as the National Immigration Law Center put it last month. According to its tally, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Mexico, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Virginia, and Washington have all enacted new legislation to fight ICE during Trump\u2019s second term, including limiting collaboration between local cops and immigration enforcement, banning immigration officers from hiding their identities or going to sensitive locations, and protecting residents\u2019 data.<\/p>\n

States on the other side believe it is both moral and financially responsible to use local resources to help federal agents terrorize immigrants. Florida is on that side. The state holds more 287(g) agreements than any other; all 67 counties have 287(g) agreements as of last year and the \u201cvast majority\u201d of immigration enforcement is conducted by the local and state cops those agreements have deputized, according to the ACLU. That includes the Florida Highway Patrol, whose officers are detaining immigrants on highways and city streets during routine traffic stops. Earlier this summer, the state\u2019s Board of Immigration Enforcement gave the Walton County Sheriff\u2019s Office $9 million in grants for serving as an ICE holding facility.<\/p>\n

Florida also requires by law that local police departments comply with ICE detainer requests. Under such a request, also called ICE holds or immigration detainers, the agency asks local law enforcement to keep in custody someone they would otherwise release so that agents can more easily deport them. There\u2019s no nationwide law requiring cops to cooperate, but like Florida, officials in Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas have all passed laws forcing law enforcement to do so, according to the Brennan Center for Justice\u2019s State Court Report.<\/p>\n

Alabama is another state doing the federal officials\u2019 work for them. Alabama\u2019s Department of Corrections and six local police departments are among the agencies in that state to ink new 287(g) agreements as of the end of last month.<\/p>\n

IN NEW YORK, HOCHUL ARGUED<\/strong> against allowing a federal agency that\u2019s already better funded than most militaries in the world to soak up even more money by engrossing the funding of local law enforcement. Alongside her, Mamdani repeated information about immigration support services, including the Immigration Legal Support Hotline, whose number he read out: 1-800-354-0365.<\/p>\n

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States on New York\u2019s side are likewise putting more money into legal aid for unaccompanied immigrant children after Trump refused to renew a contract for a coalition of aid organizations nationwide, then assigned the job to disgraced anti-sex-trafficking organization Our Rescue for $244 million, though it has no experience doing that work, as the Prospect<\/em> reported.<\/p>\n

Next door in New Jersey, Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced earlier this summer a $12 million increase in funding for the Detention Deportation Defense Initiative, raising the total to more than $20 million, and established the Rapid Legal Response Initiative to increase the state\u2019s ability to file habeas corpus petitions to protect people from ICE moving them out of the state.<\/p>\n

New Jersey is home to the ICE detention camp Delaney Hall, run by GEO Group, where at least three people have died since December. Rep. Analilia Mejia (D-NJ) and other members of the state delegation are also working to track the true number of deaths inside, after ICE changed its policy in June to only report the deaths of people in detention custody. Doing so allows them to transfer custody of immigrants shortly before they die from catastrophic medical emergencies. They did so recently to 29-year-old Prisciliano Trejo Ricano, who died from leukemia shortly after ICE released him from Stewart Detention Center in Georgia, and Jose Chajon-Raxon, who died shortly after ICE released him from Delaney Hall. Mejia told the Prospect<\/em> that she and other state electeds are working with families and local aid and faith organizations to keep track of who else is injured and at risk inside the camp.<\/p>\n

Some states are coming at the problem in new ways, trying strategies that haven\u2019t yet been attempted. Across the country in California, for example, a pair of proposed state laws would impose stiff new taxes on CoreCivic, GEO Group, and any other corporate detention profiteers. Under Assembly Bill 1633, such corporations would be subject to a new Private Detention Facility Tax of 50 percent of gross receipts and send the money into a new Due Process for All Fund to pay for legal aid and other immigration services. And under Assembly Bill 2465, the companies would be disqualified from receiving state benefits, such as grants and tax credits.<\/p>\n

\u201cThere\u2019s only so much we can control of the federal government. But we can control how businesses in our state operate,\u201d Democratic California state assemblymember Matt Haney said Friday at a press conference outside Adelanto ICE Processing Center, where four people have died since Trump retook the White House.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf private detention companies insist on making incarceration their business, California should make accountability, transparency part of the cost of doing business,\u201d he said, adding, \u201cIf they look at this tax and say it\u2019s too much for us to operate in California, well then bye.\u201d<\/p>\n

Speaking to the Prospect<\/em> ahead of the press conference, California assemblymember Liz Ortega said that the laws aren\u2019t going to shut down the detention camps, but they are going to put a price on collaborating with Trump\u2019s terror campaign. Corporate profit-seeking is what\u2019s driving the torturous conditions in Adelanto, where people inside are reporting squalid conditions, including \u201cworm-like creatures\u201d in the drinking water, and medical neglect, such as journalist Carlitos Ricardo Parias\u2019s untreated gunshot wound, which after 300 days inside has caused his arm to turn purple.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019ve been told over and over by the federal government that this is their domain and therefore states can\u2019t do anything legally, so this is a different approach,\u201d Ortega said, who added that her ask of other state lawmakers is to find ways to fight back, too.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe can\u2019t just work on this issue when we see this news,\u201d she said. \u201cThis is something we have to continue to work on until this administration recognizes that what they\u2019re doing is terrible, it\u2019s unprecedented and it\u2019s wrong.\u201d<\/p>\n

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