Law enforcement didn’t provide records showing immigration agreements followed state procedure, ACLU says

The ACLU found that Wyoming law enforcement agencies failed to provide records that would show compliance with state procedures for immigration agreements under the 287(g) program. This revelation is significant because it raises questions about transparency and accountability in local law enforcement's involvement in immigration enforcement. The lack of documentation underscores broader concerns about how state and local agencies are handling federal immigration programs, highlighting potential issues in legal adherence and public trust.