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HomeHorse Law NewsTitle: Navigating ICE Contracts: Legal Options for Michigan Cities Amid Immigration Debate

Title: Navigating ICE Contracts: Legal Options for Michigan Cities Amid Immigration Debate

Immigration enforcement remains a contentious issue in the U.S., prompting various states, including Michigan, to reconsider their agreements with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). In Michigan, most ICE contracts are established between county jails and the federal government through Intergovernmental Service Agreements (IGSAs), which allow ICE to detain immigrants locally. The ability of counties to terminate these contracts depends on the specific terms outlined in each agreement.

Legally, Michigan counties and municipalities have the authority to enter into and exit from contracts with federal agencies, including ICE, as long as they adhere to proper legal procedures. Current state laws do not mandate cooperation with ICE, and frameworks like the Urban Cooperation Act of 1967 facilitate the formation and dissolution of intergovernmental partnerships. Additionally, federal contracts with ICE often include termination clauses, making cancellation feasible, albeit with potential financial implications.

While local governments in Michigan can legally cancel their ICE contracts, the decision involves weighing political and financial trade-offs. Some counties depend on ICE funding for jail operations, which could lead to budget cuts or public backlash if they choose to withdraw. Thus, while the legal pathway exists for cancellation, the real challenge lies in the willingness of local governments to act on it.

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Title: Monday’s Windsor Racing Tips: Key Horses to Watch


Monday’s Windsor tips

17:30 HK Fourteen
18:00 Dictal
18:30 Nahraan
19:00 Law Of Average
19:30 Magical Idea
20:00 Accentuate
20:30 Alpine Stroll
21:00 Bay Of Dreams (NAP)

All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.

Sergeant Mayer (second choice) comes here on the up and had no chance with a rival who was miles ahead of his mark at Carlisle ten days ago.

Dapperling and Secret Handsheikh can feature, but HK FOURTEEN isn’t fully exposed, and his return to action here two weeks ago was a promising one.

All three fillies to have run showed promise on their respective debuts, with Bella Lyra perhaps the pick, but there are some seriously interesting newcomers judged on breeding. Hassaleh and Country Artiste are high on the list, but DICTAL looks the part on paper, and her stable have their juveniles well forward this year.

Nearly all eyes will probably be on NAHRAAN, who looked such an exciting prospect when winning over 8.6f on the AW at Wolverhampton. He has a 7lb penalty and switches to turf, but that performance was easily the most persuasive in this line-up. Jupiter Ammon has done most to suggest he can emerge as the best of the rest, with Relocal also considered. Earthwatch will probably prove a good deal better at some point than he’s shown so far.

The two 3yo runners add some intrigue to a competitive handicap with Adrestia, in particular, of interest given the strength of her Sandown win. Regal Envoy looks set to go well again, while Woolhampton (second choice) looked on the way back here three weeks ago. LAW OF AVERAGE has suffered heavy defeats on his last two starts, but the ground was too slow for him at York, and he faced a stiff task in Group 2 company on his reappearance last month. He has a fine record on good turf or quicker and leaves the impression this mark will prove in range. He could prove hard to catch, provided the ground is suitable.

Nine of the declarations have run, but that does not make the picture much clearer because they have accomplished so little. Christmas Gift and Beauty Beyond have arguably shown the most, while MAGICAL IDEA (tentatively preferred) could be the biggest improver.

While this promises to be a much stronger race than the first division, there could still be a standout candidate in ACCENTUATE, who finished with a flourish to be second over 7f at Newbury. That left a positive impression, and he has the best form. Silent Storm, who ran promisingly on the same Newbury card, is second on the list ahead of Dissident, while Furhaan is the newcomer to be checked out.

There are plenty of tempting possibilities, although some of them might be inconvenienced if the ground is softer than good. Boy George would look the most likely winner on several counts, but he’s far from the only would-be front-runner, and his task may be complicated by that. A chance is taken instead that ALPINE STROLL can bounce back from a heavy reappearance defeat to deliver the goods second time out, which is almost exactly what he did last season. Naasma is third on the list.

Live Each Day is highly respected after her two handicaps, the latter over 1m here, but preference is for the penalised BAY OF DREAMS (NAP) who can carry on the good work with today’s step up in trip if her brother is anything to go by. Girls Night Out and Stardrop are handicap newcomers who need a check for any confidence behind them in the betting.

Windsor betting tips

17:30 HK Fourteen
18:00 Dictal
18:30 Nahraan
19:00 Law Of Average
19:30 Magical Idea
20:00 Accentuate
20:30 Alpine Stroll
21:00 Bay Of Dreams (NAP)

All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.

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