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ICE is rolling out a controversial new program to subsidize liability insurance for local police officers deputized to enforce federal immigration laws—up to $250 per officer annually for coverage up to $500,000. Part of a broader push to expand the 28(g) partnership model, the plan even includes hiring a contractor to manage outreach and reimbursements. Critics warn this shields officers from accountability, potentially reducing incentives to avoid misconduct or rights violations during sensitive immigration enforcement. The proposal is still in development, fueling debate over how to balance local cooperation with legal responsibility.

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