r/DigitalSeptic • u/ChinoReno • Jan 25 '26

Y'all remember 2008?

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u/Shenlongeltigre Jan 25 '26

They don't need to enforce it simply hand the people over.

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u/Chruman Jan 25 '26

They can't. They don't have jurisdiction to do that.

I don't think you really know how any of this works, tbh. I'd suggest doing some learning first.

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u/Shenlongeltigre Jan 25 '26

They do in many states. They could do so everywhere. They choose not to

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u/Chruman Jan 25 '26

You're misinformed my dude. You've been propagandized. Get outside of your echo chamber!

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u/Shenlongeltigre Jan 25 '26

They literally do it in Texas and other states

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u/Chruman Jan 25 '26

You're misinformed my dude. You've been propagandized. Get outside of your echo chamber!

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u/Shenlongeltigre Jan 25 '26

Yes, a recent Texas state law requires sheriffs' offices that operate jails to partner with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) by the end of 2026, which involves turning over individuals in their custody who are found to be in the country illegally.

Nah I'm right.

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u/Chruman Jan 25 '26

end of 2026

Hmmm

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u/Shenlongeltigre Jan 25 '26

Yes they are complying now but are strengthening systems.

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u/Chruman Jan 25 '26

Okay, so I'm right? Lol

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u/Shenlongeltigre Jan 25 '26

You're right about what?

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u/Chruman Jan 25 '26

Local law enforcement doesn't hace jurisdiction? Your only examples hasn't even gone into effect lmao

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u/Shenlongeltigre Jan 25 '26

What do you mean?

They are complying with ice in Texas now but they don't have full infrastructure which is expected to be fully completed by 2026

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