Shelby Township police turned dozens of migrants over to Border Patrol

In Shelby Township, police recently handed over dozens of migrants to Border Patrol, highlighting a controversial practice where local law enforcement gets involved in federal immigration enforcement. This move has sparked debate over the role of local police in immigration matters, as they're not trained for such tasks and aren't legally required to participate in immigration enforcement. The situation underscores broader tensions regarding immigration policy and the responsibilities of local police forces, raising questions about the balance between federal and local law enforcement roles.