|
A. For many years, we have worked cooperatively with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) branch of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to identify criminal offenders wanted by the federal government for immigration or other charges. The Lewisville Police Department is currently screening every person arrested and admitted to the city jail to assess their citizenship/immigration status. If we are unable to determine their legal status, we call ICE and request a review of their records and databases. ICE may interview the individual and may issue a detainer for that individual, in which case they are held for transfer to ICE custody. Illegal offenders charged with serious state crimes will normally remain in local or state custody until trial. If ICE does not issue a detainer for a person, then we have no choice but to process them through the justice system as with any other arrestee.
more
|
How does the Lewisville Police Department enforce federal immigration law?
Related Questions
- A. Although there has been no specific scientific study on red-light running in Lewisville, traffic officers ...
- The best source for information is the State’s website at www.powertochoose.org . This website contains basic ...
- A complete list of REP’s, with phone numbers and e-mail addresses, is available at the State’s website. Not ...
- A. At this time, there is only one active drilling site in Lewisville. There are several companies currently ...
- A. There are 18 counties that cover the Barnett Shale, including Denton County. (Others Tarrant, Wise, Bosque, ...