Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — During today’s weekly commissioners meeting, Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas announced that the county solicitor intends to not cooperate with ICE, and he will make a motion for the commissioners to vote next week on a resolution to prevent any contractual relationships with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Dauphin County Commissioner Mike Pries questioned if this resolution has been communicated with the District Attorney and Sheriff’s Office.
“Very little,” was the response.
Update (September 10) — Two of three Dauphin County Commissioners, Hartwick and Pries, voted to continue cooperation with ICE. Commissioner Douglas voted to reject immigration enforcement.
The Dauphin County Sheriff made a strong statement reaffirming his cooperation with all law enforcement agencies including ICE.
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Any elected officials impeding a federal investigation should be arrested
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Let Douglas house the illegal invaders in his home.
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Apparently Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas forgot who pays his salary!
Justin Douglas is trying to destroy Dauphin County with his new ushered in voter base I guess!
Time for Justin Douglas, to go. I support no one who puts illegals above the American Citizens! This is not their home! PEROID!
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Any elected official that’s not going to comply with the law needs to be arrested and deported immediately for a great nation so the rest of us can flourish with common sense.
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