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intergovernmental immunity doctrine
Coverage of intergovernmental immunity doctrine in the Nexus archive.
New Yorkplace2Mae D’Agostinoperson1U.S. Constitutiontopic1Immigration and Customs Enforcementorganization1287(g) agreementstopic1Trump administrationorganization1Supremacy Clausetopic1Mae D'Agostinoperson1Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)organization1New York state lawtopic1U.S. Department of Justiceorganization1Letitia Jamesperson1Immigration and Nationality Acttopic1
- Judge blocks New York from unmasking ICE agents
A federal judge temporarily blocked New York from enforcing a law requiring federal immigration agents to unmask, citing constitutional supremacy clause and intergovernmental immunity doctrines. The ruling also upheld a New York law banning 287(g) agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
- Federal judge blocks New York state law banning ICE agents from wearing masks in state
A federal judge blocked a New York state law banning ICE agents from wearing masks while on duty, ruling the law improperly regulates federal activity. The judge cited the intergovernmental immunity doctrine, stating states cannot obstruct federal immigration enforcement, while New York officials argue the law prevents dangerous actions by masked agents.