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A Florida sheriff confirmed he would cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after receiving a warning from Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier. Uthmeier sent Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony a letter demanding his cooperation with the federal agency after the sheriff reportedly said immigration enforcement is not one of their “top priorities.” Facing suspension, Broward sheriff clarifies he will cooperate with ICEhttps://t.co/nhS6X12Txa — Florida’s Voice (@FLVoiceNews) June 10, 2025 WSVN reports: The letter came after Tony made some comments during a June 3 budget workshop meeting that were perceived as showing a lack of motivation to help with immigration enforcement across the county. During the meeting, Tony said “The patch on our sleeve says Broward County. We are not ICE, we are not immigration. I don’t work for the Department of Justice. I don’t work for the president of the United States,” when asked how he viewed his role when it came to enforcing immigration law. The state’s top cop, James Uthmeier, noted those comments and others made by Tony. His letter stated in part: “You stated that the Broward County Sheriff’s Office has “other priorities in this community” and that “immigration is not one of them…a state or local law enforcement agency “shall use best efforts to support the enforcement of federal immigration law’ when acting within the scope of his or her employment.” Uthmeier went on to say that he wants Tony to “clarify your remarks to affirm that your policy and intention is to fulfill your obligations.” While Tony did make those comments, he also reiterated his tough stance on crime in the community, including those committed by immigrants. WATCH: Gregory Tony, Broward County, FL Sheriff, announced that he wouldn’t cooperate with ICE. Florida AG responded by telling him he will face consequences and can potentially be removed from his position. A few hours later the sheriff announced that he will work with ICE. This is… pic.twitter.com/we92bOHSIc — Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 11, 2025 Per Florida’s Voice: In a letter to Uthmeier on Monday, Tony said the department has entered into the 287(g) Task Force Mode with ICE, which “authorizes trained and credentialed law enforcement deputies to assist ICE with federal immigration enforcement upon request.” He emphasized BSO “has been complying, and will continue to comply, with our obligations under these agreements.” Tony described BSO as a “leader” in the efforts addressing crimes committed by unauthorized aliens, calling to a department priority. He pointed to recent efforts, including a press conference he hosted with U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, where officials announced the arrest of nine MS-13 gang members “responsible for multiple murders” in Broward County. He pledged to continue to targeting criminal activity involving illegal aliens and reaffirmed his office’s commitment to following Florida’s immigration laws.

The House of Representatives approved legislation to override a Washington D.C. law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. 56 Democrats joined Republicans to pass the measure. New: The House of Representatives has voted 266-148 to repeal a D.C. law that lets noncitizens vote in local elections in D.C. 56 Democrats voted for this bill pic.twitter.com/4aa1sj5DeB — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) June 10, 2025 Per NBC News: The Republican-controlled House is poised to pass a trio of bills this week to repeal Washington, D.C., laws on immigration, voting and policing, even as it has yet to restore a painful $1 billion cut to the city’s budget. The House passed two of the bills Tuesday. One would bar noncitizens from voting in local elections in the nation’s capital, overturning a Washington law that was passed in 2022. It passed 266-148, with 56 Democrats joining Republicans in support. The other bill would restore collective bargaining rights and a statute of limitations for Washington police officers involved in disciplinary cases. It passed 235-178, with 30 Democrats voting for it and four Republicans voting against it. Then, on Thursday, the House is expected to pass a third bill, the District of Columbia Federal Immigration Compliance Act, which would require the Washington government to comply with requests from Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Homeland Security to share information and detain undocumented immigrants. Under current Washington law, local authorities do not work with federal immigration officials unless they have judicial warrants. “Local elections determine critical matters, and allowing noncitizens to vote in them opens Pandora’s Box to D.C.’s already radical local policies. This is exactly why the House passed my bill last night to stop this insanity,” Rep. August Pfluger (R-TX) said. Local elections determine critical matters, and allowing noncitizens to vote in them opens Pandora’s Box to D.C.’s already radical local policies. This is exactly why the House passed my bill last night to stop this insanity. Read more in @DailyCaller:https://t.co/EvIuHj5TWC — Rep. August Pfluger (@RepPfluger) June 11, 2025 Daily Caller reports: H.R. 884 would specifically roll back the Local Resident Voting Rights Amendment Act of 2022, according to text of the legislation. The D.C. Council passed the local law, nearly unanimously, in October 2022, permitting green card holders and even illegal migrants the right to cast their ballots in local races beginning in 2024. Republicans have long criticized the local ordinance, arguing it dilutes the voting power of American citizens when allowing non-citizens to participate in the election process. Roughly 90,000 migrants live in the District of Columbia, according to the Migration Policy Institute. In addition to allowing non-citizens the right to vote, Washington D.C., is also considered a sanctuary jurisdiction by immigration experts. The Center for Immigration Studies, a hawkish immigration group based in the city, identifies an April 2021 policy that severely restricts local law enforcement’s ability to honor Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainers as its reason for the sanctuary city label.