On April 8, 2025, Hood County Sheriff Roger Deeds stood before Commissioners’ Court and stated his preference: “I feel like what’s appropriate for Hood County is that Warrant Officer one.” He had previously submitted the application for the Warrant Service Officer model under ICE’s 287(g) program. In Commissioners Court that day, he said he lacked […]
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Since President Trump’s 2024 election, Democrats’ highest priority has been blocking mass deportations. One of their most effective tactics is isolating ICE—passing sanctuary laws that ban or severely restrict local police cooperation, reducing efficiency and increasing risks to ICE agents. Texas is countering that strategy. The state’s 287(g) program is a partnership that lets local […]
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