May 19, 2021
By Joshua Paladino
Violent crime soared in two North Carolina counties after their sheriffs decided to stop cooperating with federal immigration officials, according to a Immigration Reform Law Institute investigation.
Mecklenburg County and Wake County both cancelled their 287(g) agreements that allowed local law enforcement to transfer criminal illegal aliens into federal custody for processing, prosecution, and deportation.
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