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Pinal County, Arizona, became the first in the state to join the federal 287(g) program, enabling local officials to arrest undocumented immigrants convicted of serious crimes.
Pinal County, Arizona, has become the first in the state to join the federal 287(g) immigration enforcement program, allowing county prosecutors and investigators to identify and arrest undocumented immigrants convicted of violent crimes, child crimes, or drug trafficking.
The initiative, backed by federal funding and training, enables access to federal databases and supports joint operations with ICE.
County Attorney Brad Miller said the move strengthens community safety and expands law enforcement capabilities.
The program, now active in 10 Arizona agencies, has drawn criticism from civil rights groups concerned about eroding public trust.
Meanwhile, new federal rules limit work permits for some immigrants to 18 months, and the Dream Act has been reintroduced in Congress.
El condado de Pinal, Arizona, se convirtió en el primero en el estado en unirse al programa federal 287 (g), lo que permite a los funcionarios locales arrestar a inmigrantes indocumentados condenados por delitos graves.