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By signing onto this amicus brief, Wyoming is sending a message of exclusion to children in our state directly impacted by Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship and to the many others who will have their citizenship questioned because of their race or who their parents are.
Senate File 124 is not a solution to any problem. It is an attempt to scapegoat and terrorize vulnerable individuals and families already burdened by the difficulty of the federal immigration process.
Local law enforcement officials have no obligation to participate in federal immigration enforcement through 287(g) agreements and ICE detainer requests. Doing so could harm public safety, lead to serious legal liabilities and impose heavy financial burdens on their counties.
Fueled by President Donald Trump’s discriminatory actions, a powerful anti-immigrant movement is seeking to curtail the rights of many people living in the United States. That’s why the ACLU has developed and is distributing materials to ensure that immigrants throughout the state know their rights.
While not banning abortion, these bills are intended to reduce and limit people’s access to abortion in Wyoming. The regulations that would be imposed by these bills won't make anyone safer.