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移民权益倡导者表示，新法案将提升民众对缅因州官员的信任，有助于保障公共安全
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发布于2026年7月28日美国东部时间晚9:30
司法部援引加州法院胜诉判例，挑战弗吉尼亚州针对移民海关执法局行动的法案
司法部民事部门助理部长布雷特·舒梅特告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，弗吉尼亚州新出台的影响移民海关执法局运作的法案非法规范了联邦移民执法工作，照搬了加州“庇护州”的套路。
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缅因州一项新法案将限制州及地方执法机构与联邦移民官员的合作。
该法案将于周三正式生效，一同生效的还有其他旨在限制该州与民事移民执法合作的举措。
这部名为“将移民海关执法局逐出警务体系”的法案禁止州及地方执法机构（包括监狱）协助联邦当局开展民事移民执法工作。
执法机构在遇到不会说英语的人员时，不得主动联系移民海关执法局和边境巡逻人员提供翻译服务；通常情况下，也不得为民事移民执法提供个人信息，但该法案包含刑事调查和某些合法信息交换的例外情况。
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缅因州一项新法案将限制州及地方执法机构与联邦移民官员的合作。（迈克尔·M·圣地亚哥/盖蒂图片社）
该法案还限制地方和州机构仅因民事移民执法事项为移民海关执法局拘押人员，同时监狱通常不得向移民海关执法局通报非公开的囚犯出狱日期，也不得执行民事拘押请求，但涉及严重罪行、未执行逮捕令、最终驱逐令以及某些公共安全问题的情况除外。
另一项将于周三生效的法案普遍禁止公立学校、州立学院、公共图书馆、医疗设施和儿童看护机构的员工主动允许移民官员进入非公共区域，或在未取得司法搜查令或其他适用法律授权的情况下向其提供受保护的记录。
第三项法案限制房东未经租户同意披露租户个人信息，包括与移民身份相关的信息，但保留了针对逮捕令、传票、紧急情况以及某些合法住房或法律用途的例外条款。
这项警务相关法案于1月在米尔斯未签署的情况下成为法律。米尔斯于4月签署了学校、图书馆和医疗相关法案，而租户隐私法案则于当月晚些时候在她未签署的情况下生效。
这些法案将于周三正式生效。（美联社照片/瑞安·墨菲，资料图）
包括波特兰、刘易斯顿、沃特维尔和罗克兰在内的缅因州多个城市已经通过了各自的法案，限制当地警方与移民海关执法局和边境巡逻局沟通。
全美各地的地方政府也纷纷寻求通过类似立法。
缅因州州警于12月宣布，将在法案生效前率先遵守警务限制措施。部分机构仍在继续联系移民官员，而缅因州警察局长协会主席斯科特·斯图尔特警告称，限制合作可能会导致缅因州的机构面临联邦资金削减或强化执法的后果。
移民权益倡导者表示，新法案将提升社区民众对缅因州官员的信任，有助于保障公共安全，无论移民身份如何。
【共和党动态】共和党参议员支持国土安全部针对庇护城市的新提案：“理应付出代价”
这项警务相关法案于1月在米尔斯未签署的情况下成为法律。米尔斯于4月签署了学校、图书馆和医疗相关法案，而租户隐私法案则于当月晚些时候在她未签署的情况下生效。（索菲亚·阿尔迪尼奥/彭博社）
据《波特兰新闻先驱报》报道，美国公民自由联盟缅因分会、移民法律维权项目、缅因州移民权利联盟以及民事法律援助机构缅因平等正义组织于周二就这项针对移民海关执法局运作的新法案举行了新闻发布会。
移民法律维权项目执行主任苏·罗奇表示，她了解到去年该州及地方警方与移民官员联系并导致逮捕的事件超过50起。
“被缅因州执法部门移交给移民海关执法局或边境巡逻局的绝大多数人，都是处于合法移民流程中且没有犯罪记录的人，”罗奇说道。
福克斯新闻数字频道已联系移民海关执法局征求评论。
New Maine law limits police cooperation with federal immigration officials
2026-07-28T21:30:53-04:00 / Fox News
Immigrant rights advocates said the new laws will improve trust in Maine officials to ensure public safety
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Published July 28, 2026 9:30pm EDT
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DOJ Assistant Attorney General of the Civil Division Brett Shumate told Fox News Digital Virginia’s new laws affecting ICE operations unlawfully regulate federal immigration enforcement and mirror California’s sanctuary-state playbook.
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A new law in Maine will limit state and local law enforcement agencies’ cooperation with federal immigration officials.
The law is set to take effect on Wednesday, along with other measures that seek to restrict the state’s cooperation with civil immigration enforcement.
The “ICE Out of Policing” law restricts state and local law enforcement agencies, including jails, from assisting federal authorities with civil immigration enforcement.
Law enforcement agencies will be prohibited from reaching out to Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol agents for translation services if they encounter a person who does not speak English, and they generally may not provide personal information for civil immigration enforcement, although the law includes exceptions for criminal investigations and certain legally permitted information exchanges.
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A new law in Maine will limit state and local law enforcement agencies’ cooperation with federal immigration officials.(Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
The law also restricts local and state agencies from holding people for ICE based solely on civil immigration enforcement, and jails generally will be prohibited from notifying ICE about nonpublic inmate release dates or honoring civil detainer requests, subject to exceptions involving serious crimes, outstanding warrants, final removal orders and certain public-safety concerns.
Another law also taking effect on Wednesday generally prohibits employees at public schools, state colleges, public libraries, healthcare facilities and child-care facilities from voluntarily allowing immigration officers into nonpublic areas or granting access to protected records without a judicial warrant or other applicable legal authority.
A third law restricts landlords from disclosing tenants’ personal information without consent, including information related to immigration status, while preserving exceptions for warrants, subpoenas, emergencies and certain legitimate housing or legal purposes.
The policing measure became law without Mills’ signature in January. Mills signed the schools, libraries and healthcare measure in April, while the tenant-privacy measure became law without her signature later that month.
The laws are set to take effect on Wednesday.((AP Photo/Ryan Murphy, File)
Several Maine cities, including Portland, Lewiston, Waterville and Rockland, have already adopted their own laws restricting local police from communicating with ICE and Border Patrol.
Local governments across the country have also sought to pass similar legislation.
The Maine State Police announced in December that it would begin following the policing restrictions before the law took effect. Some agencies continued contacting immigration officials, while Scott Stewart, president of the Maine Chiefs of Police Association, warned that limiting cooperation could expose Maine agencies to federal funding cuts or increased enforcement.
Immigrant rights advocates said the new laws will improve community trust in Maine officials to ensure public safety, regardless of immigration status.
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The policing measure became law without Mills’ signature in January. Mills signed the schools, libraries and healthcare measure in April, while the tenant-privacy measure became law without her signature later that month.(Sofia Aldinio/Bloomberg)
The ACLU of Maine, Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition and civil legal aid provider Maine Equal Justice held a news conference on Tuesday about the new laws targeting ICE operations, according to the Portland Press Herald.
Sue Roche, executive director for the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, said she was aware of more than 50 incidents last year where state and local police contacted immigration officials, leading to arrests.
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“The vast majority of people who have been handed over to ICE or Border Patrol by Maine’s law enforcement were people in lawful immigration processes who had no criminal record,” Roche said.
Fox News Digital has reached out to ICE for comment.