Megyn Kelly

To have the county and city jails now let ICE know if they have a criminal in custody who's about to get released, who also has an ICE detainer on them, something they haven't been doing.

OK, is is this mayor actually going to do that?

Because all we keep hearing from him is, no, I'm not doing that.

And we've been looking for his reaction.

We've been updating the Minneapolis Star Tribune to see if he's spoken out with them.

I don't see him saying that.

I see Holman saying that the A.G.

Ellison, who's in hot water of his own, thanks to the fraud scandal there, has said that it can happen.

I mean, I have a legal opinion from Keith Ellison that he issued not long ago saying it's contrary to law for them to do that, that it's contrary to law in Minnesota for the local jails to hold any detainee, any criminal longer than they're supposed to be held in order to facilitate an apprehension by ICE.

He says it violates the Fourth Amendment.

So I guess under Keith Ellison's interpretation, what has to happen is the local, the county and city jailers have to make sure as the detainee, you know, as the criminal, like whatever, you're an illegal, you get arrested for DWI, you're sitting in the county jail, you bail out.

Now you're about to get released.

What the Ellison legal opinion that's already on the book says is you cannot hold him any longer to call ICE and say, hey, he turns out to be an illegal.

We're about to send him back out onto the streets.

Do you want to come get him?

Because you got a detainer against him.

They don't do that in Minneapolis.

They do do that in all cities that are not sanctuaries.

And now Homan's saying, OK, we reached an agreement with Ellison that they're going to help us now.

So I guess is the distinction they've got to call ICE before the guy actually gets the bail?