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伦斯勒县警长认为该法律违宪，州长凯西·霍楚尔向挑战者提起诉讼的行为发出挑衅
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十余名纽约州警长就一项州法律提起诉讼，该法律禁止执法部门达成或维持与美国移民海关执法局（ICE）的某些民事移民执法合作协议，而州长凯西·霍楚尔则向这些执法部门负责人挑衅道：“放马过来。”
由伦斯勒县警长凯尔·博尔戈牵头提起的联邦诉讼称，该法律违宪，并非法限制了当选警长达成联邦授权的移民执法协议的能力。
“如今，凯西·霍楚尔升级了其政府对警方的战争，她扩大了政策，将罪犯置于纽约市民之上，”伦斯勒县行政长官史蒂夫·麦克劳克林周二表示。
霍楚尔于5月签署的《当地警察、当地犯罪法案》于周二生效，禁止地方和州执法机构与联邦当局建立伙伴关系，协助处理民事移民事务。该法律还禁止达成新的关押民事移民被拘留者的协议；现有的拘留协议必须在法律生效之日起三个月内，按照各自的终止条款予以终止。
边境沙皇霍曼誓言不顾霍楚尔的反对，将“派遣”大量移民海关执法局特工前往纽约
十余名纽约州警长就禁止执法部门与移民海关执法局合作的州法律提起诉讼。（亚当·格雷/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社）
警方仍可在暴力犯罪或其他非移民犯罪案件中协助移民海关执法局，但官员不得将地方资源用于协助民事移民执法，以此作为推进唐纳德·特朗普总统大规模驱逐议程的一部分。
霍楚尔威胁将起诉拒绝终止与移民海关执法局合作协议的地方政府，这引发了她与共和党挑战者、拿骚县行政长官布鲁斯·布莱克曼之间的对峙，拿骚县正是与移民海关执法局达成合作协议的地区之一。
“在纽约州，任何县行政长官都不应认为自己凌驾于法律之上，”霍楚尔在周二的新闻发布会上表示。
她表示，任何无视法律、继续与移民海关执法局保持合作协议的警察局或警长办公室都将面临法律诉讼。
“对于那些起诉我们、试图阻止这项法律实施且此前曾尝试但失败的人，我们的法律已经得到法院支持，但如果你们再试图挑战我，我要说，放马过来，”这位州长宣称。
联邦法官阻止纽约州禁止移民海关执法局特工佩戴口罩的法律
这位州长于5月签署的法律于周二生效。（约翰·摩尔/盖蒂图片社）
纽约州总检察长莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯还向未确认终止合作协议计划或未提供其办公室认为令人满意的回应的执法机构发出传票。传票已发送至布鲁姆县、斯泰布县、拿骚县和伦斯勒县的警长办公室，以及拿骚县警察局。
该办公室的一名发言人告诉哥伦比亚广播公司新闻，如果这些机构不遵守传票，总检察长将提起民事诉讼。
霍楚尔表示，执法部门将“仅在确有真实犯罪发生时”协助移民海关执法局，但官员不得动用资源协助处理民事移民事务。
“因为我们需要当地警察追捕罪犯，而不是像对待幼儿园孩子那样。捣毁毒品团伙，而不是拆散家庭。逮捕枪支走私犯，而不是逮捕祖母们，”霍楚尔说道。
与霍楚尔同时举行新闻发布会的布莱克曼未透露他是否会遵守州政府的命令，但他后来告诉《纽约邮报》，他“可能会”加入警长们的诉讼。
纽约州总检察长莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯还向未确认终止与移民海关执法局合作协议计划的执法机构发出传票。（路透社/大卫·迪·德尔加多）
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他此前曾为与移民海关执法局合作驱逐非法移民的行为辩护，在最近与特朗普一同出席的活动中声称，他所在县约有2000名此类人员有犯罪记录。
“凯西·霍楚尔，你想把这些枪支放在哪里？你想摧毁哪个社区？你想把这些毒品放在哪里？你想摧毁哪个社区？你想让这些有犯罪记录的非法移民住在哪里？你想把他们送回纽约吗？我们说不，”布莱克曼当时说道。
美国国土安全部表示，霍楚尔“必须停止将政治置于公共安全之上”。
“这种疯狂行为会导致更多犯罪和更多无辜受害者，”该部门的一名发言人告诉《纽约邮报》。
Hochul remains defiant after sheriffs sue over law banning cooperation with ICE: ‘Bring it on’
2026-08-25T21:36:05-04:00 / Fox News
Rensselaer County sheriff argues the law is unconstitutional as Gov Kathy Hochul dares challengers to sue
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More than a dozen New York sheriffs are suing over a state law prohibiting law enforcement from entering into or maintaining certain agreements with ICE for civil immigration enforcement, as Gov. Kathy Hochul dared the agency heads to “bring it on.”
A federal lawsuit led by Rensselaer County Sheriff Kyle Bourgault argues that the law is unconstitutional and unlawfully restricts elected sheriffs’ ability to enter into federally authorized immigration-enforcement agreements.
“Today, Kathy Hochul escalated her administration’s war on the police and she expanded polices to put criminals before the citizens of New York,” Rensselaer County Executive Steve McLaughlin said on Tuesday.
The Local Cops, Local Crimes Act, which Hochul signed in May, took effect on Tuesday, barring local and state law enforcement agencies from entering into partnerships with federal authorities to assist on civil immigration matters. The law also bars new agreements to house civil immigration detainees; existing detention agreements must be terminated under their applicable termination provisions within three months of the law’s effective date.
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More than a dozen New York sheriffs are suing over a state law prohibiting law enforcement from cooperating with ICE.(Adam Gray/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Police may still assist ICE in cases of violent or other forms of non-immigration crime, but officers may not divert local resources to help with civil immigration enforcement as part of an effort to advance President Donald Trump’s mass deportation agenda.
Hochul threatened to sue localities that refuse to end cooperation agreements with ICE, setting up a confrontation between herself and her Republican challenger, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, as his county is among those with agreements with ICE.
“No county executive should think that they are above the law in the state of New York,” Hochul said at a press conference on Tuesday.
She said any police department or sheriff’s office that ignores the law and maintains an agreement with ICE will face legal action.
“And to those suing us, those trying to block the implementation of this law who’ve tried before and failed, our law has already been upheld by the courts, but if you try me again, I say, bring it on,” the governor declared.
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The law, which the governor signed in May, took effect on Tuesday.(John Moore/Getty Images)
New York Attorney General Letitia James also issued subpoenas to law enforcement agencies that either did not confirm plans to end their agreements or failed to provide what her office viewed as a satisfactory response. The subpoenas were sent to the sheriff’s offices of Broome, Steuben, Nassau and Rensselaer counties, as well as the Nassau County Police Department.
If the agencies fail to comply, the attorney general is vowing to file a civil suit, a spokesperson for her office told CBS News.
Hochul has said law enforcement will assist ICE “only if a real crime has been committed” but officers cannot use resources to help on civil immigration matters.
“Because we need local cops hunting down criminals, not kindergartners. Breaking up drug rings, not breaking up families. Arresting gun runners, not grandmas,” Hochul said.
Blakeman, who held a press conference at the same time as Hochul’s, did not address whether he would comply with the state’s orders, but he later told the New York Post he would “probably” join the sheriffs’ lawsuit.
New York Attorney General Letitia James also issued subpoenas to law enforcement agencies that did not confirm plans to end their agreements with ICE.(REUTERS/David Dee Delgado)
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He has previously defended working with ICE to remove illegal immigrants, claiming at a recent event with Trump that about 2,000 of these individuals in his county have criminal records.
“Kathy Hochul, where do you want those guns? What neighborhood do you want to destroy? Where do you want those drugs? What community do you want to destroy? Where do you want those illegal immigrants with criminal records to live? You want it back in New York? We say no,” Blakeman said at the time.
The Department of Homeland Security said Hochul “must stop putting politics above public safety.”
“This type of insanity leads to more crimes and more innocent victims,” a department spokesperson told the New York Post.
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