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The two self-described "sanctuary cities" could not be forced to turn local police into federal immigration agents, a court ruled

Before Garland was Biden’s nominee for Attorney General, he was Obama’s nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court

The publications focus on the unique recruitment, retention and operational challenges of rural law enforcement agencies

Federally deputized officers will now be permitted to wear cameras during arrest operations and search warrant executions

Police Chief Arradondo said he’s “excited and encouraged” by the offer, which would provide training to reduce excessive force incidents

Former Balch Springs officer Roy Oliver said he and his partner feared for their lives when the car carrying the teens sped past them

No federal charges will be filed against former Officer Christopher Hickman whose arrest of a jaywalking suspect, captured on video, sparked outcry

A judge ruled the DOJ cannot favor PDs that are willing to cooperate with immigration agents when it doles out tens of millions of dollars in funding each year

The memo comes after President Donald Trump called for death sentences for some drug dealers

The administration sued to block California laws that extend protections to people living in the U.S. illegally

An ICE official said that Mayor Libby Schaaf's warning helped an estimated 800 "criminal aliens" avoid capture