Martin Koste
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The federal government has paid for anti-drone technology, training, and police overtime.
And that's raised fears in so-called sanctuary jurisdictions that this federal cooperation may also include ICE immigration enforcement.
In Seattle, Police Chief Sean Barnes says he's confident that won't happen.
Host cities are also taking precautions to protect fans from potential vehicle attacks by setting up barricades near stadiums and fan event sites.
The federal government has paid for anti-drone technology training and police overtime.
And that's raised fears in so-called sanctuary jurisdictions that this federal cooperation may also include ICE immigration enforcement.
In Seattle, Police Chief Sean Barnes says he's confident that won't happen.
Host cities are also taking precautions to protect fans from potential vehicle attacks by setting up barricades near stadiums and fan event sites.
The federal government has paid for anti-drone technology training and police overtime.
And that's raised fears in so-called sanctuary jurisdictions that this federal cooperation may also include ICE immigration enforcement.
In Seattle, Police Chief Sean Barnes says he's confident that won't happen.
Host cities are also taking precautions to protect fans from potential vehicle attacks by setting up barricades near stadiums and fan event sites.
Last year, the Trump administration restricted detainees' right to post bonds to get out while their cases were pending.
Many are now turning to federal courts.
In California's Eastern District, home to three ICE detention centers, Judge Troy L. Nunley says he and his colleagues are getting hundreds of habeas corpus requests a month.
He says most petitioners win their release, but the time to process them is interfering with the federal court's other cases.
California passed the No Secret Police Act last fall, and it applied to all police, with the exception of certain state agencies such as Highway Patrol.