287(g) - Revision history

Jpatt: Reverted edits by SuzieLee (talk) to last revision by TerryH

2011-09-06T00:45:21Z

Reverted edits by SuzieLee (talk) to last revision by TerryH

SuzieLee: testies

2011-09-06T00:43:06Z

testies

TerryH: Reverted edits by Gregmiller (Talk) to last version by Taj

2009-12-25T13:41:08Z

Reverted edits by Gregmiller (Talk) to last version by Taj

Gregmiller at 13:33, December 25, 2009

2009-12-25T13:33:30Z

Taj: add reference link

2008-08-06T05:53:54Z

add reference link

Taj: add category to uncategorized page

2008-08-06T05:50:04Z

add category to uncategorized page

NathanG at 18:44, April 9, 2008

2008-04-09T18:44:23Z

Pimanjim314 at 18:06, April 9, 2008

2008-04-09T18:06:03Z

NathanG: +1 exp points, -1 dead-end page

2008-04-09T17:07:14Z

+1 exp points, -1 dead-end page

Devotchka: copyedit

2008-04-08T22:26:56Z

copyedit

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−	~~testies~~	+	'''Section 287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows the [[Department of Homeland Security]] to enter into assistance compacts with state and local governments in order to find, arrest and deport [[illegal]] [[immigrant]]s. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. The DHS provides 287(g) training for state and local law officers to ensure the sharing of best practice. Joint operations under this section allow the various agencies to enforce immigration law more effectively.
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		+	287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.
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		+	One of 287(g)s successes is Mecklenburg county, [[North Carolina]], whose 287(g) trained police force have caught over 1,000 illegal immigrant criminals who have committed a state crime.
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		+	==References==
		+	*[http://www.ice.gov/pi/news/factsheets/070622factsheet287gprogover.htm U.S. Customs: Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act]
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		+	[[Category:Law]]

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-'''Section 287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows the [[Department of Homeland Security]] to enter into assistance compacts with state and local governments in order to find, arrest and deport [[illegal]] [[immigrant]]s. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. The DHS provides 287(g) training for state and local law officers to ensure the sharing of best practice. Joint operations under this section allow the various agencies to enforce immigration law more effectively.
+testies
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-(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.
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-One of 287(g)s successes is Mecklenburg county, [[North Carolina]], whose 287(g) trained police force have caught over 1,000 illegal immigrant criminals who have committed a state crime.
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-==References==
-*[http://www.ice.gov/pi/news/factsheets/070622factsheet287gprogover.htm U.S. Customs: Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act]
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-[[Category:Law]]

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−	~~<div style="text-decoration:blink; font-size: 1000%; font-weight:bold;">~~'''Section 287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows the [[Department of Homeland Security]] to enter into assistance compacts with state and local governments in order to find, arrest and deport [[illegal]] [[immigrant]]s. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. The DHS provides 287(g) training for state and local law officers to ensure the sharing of best practice. Joint operations under this section allow the various agencies to enforce immigration law more effectively.	+	'''Section 287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows the [[Department of Homeland Security]] to enter into assistance compacts with state and local governments in order to find, arrest and deport [[illegal]] [[immigrant]]s. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. The DHS provides 287(g) training for state and local law officers to ensure the sharing of best practice. Joint operations under this section allow the various agencies to enforce immigration law more effectively.

	287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.		287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.

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−	'''Section 287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows the [[Department of Homeland Security]] to enter into assistance compacts with state and local governments in order to find, arrest and deport [[illegal]] [[immigrant]]s. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. The DHS provides 287(g) training for state and local law officers to ensure the sharing of best practice. Joint operations under this section allow the various agencies to enforce immigration law more effectively.	+	<div style="text-decoration:blink; font-size: 1000%; font-weight:bold;">'''Section 287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows the [[Department of Homeland Security]] to enter into assistance compacts with state and local governments in order to find, arrest and deport [[illegal]] [[immigrant]]s. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. The DHS provides 287(g) training for state and local law officers to ensure the sharing of best practice. Joint operations under this section allow the various agencies to enforce immigration law more effectively.

	287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.		287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.

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	One of 287(g)s successes is Mecklenburg county, [[North Carolina]], whose 287(g) trained police force have caught over 1,000 illegal immigrant criminals who have committed a state crime.		One of 287(g)s successes is Mecklenburg county, [[North Carolina]], whose 287(g) trained police force have caught over 1,000 illegal immigrant criminals who have committed a state crime.
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		+	==References==
		+	*[http://www.ice.gov/pi/news/factsheets/070622factsheet287gprogover.htm U.S. Customs: Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act]

	[[Category:Law]]		[[Category:Law]]

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	287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.		287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.
−	One of 287(g)s successes is Mecklenburg county,North ~~carolina~~, whose 287(g) trained police force have caught over 1,000 illegal immigrant criminals who have ~~commited~~ a state crime.	+
		+	One of 287(g)s successes is Mecklenburg county, North Carolina, whose 287(g) trained police force have caught over 1,000 illegal immigrant criminals who have committed a state crime.

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	287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.		287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.
		+	One of 287(g)s successes is Mecklenburg county,North carolina, whose 287(g) trained police force have caught over 1,000 illegal immigrant criminals who have commited a state crime.

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−	'''Section 287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows the Department of Homeland Security to enter into assistance compacts with state and local governments in order to find, arrest and deport illegal ~~immigrants~~. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. The DHS provides 287(g) training for state and local law officers to ensure the sharing of best practice. Joint operations under this section allow the various agencies to enforce immigration law more effectively.	+	'''Section 287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows the Department of Homeland Security to enter into assistance compacts with state and local governments in order to find, arrest and deport [[illegal]] [[immigrant]]s. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. The DHS provides 287(g) training for state and local law officers to ensure the sharing of best practice. Joint operations under this section allow the various agencies to enforce immigration law more effectively.

−	287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by Congress. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.	+	287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by [[Congress]]. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.

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−	~~Section~~'''287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality ~~act~~ allows the Department of Homeland Security ~~and~~ state and local governments ~~to enter assistance compacts~~ in order to find, arrest, and deport illegal immigrants. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. ~~State~~ and local law officers ~~are trained in 287(g) under~~ the ~~DHS to teach lessons learned and~~ best ~~practices~~. ~~With~~ this ~~they get significantly more authority for enforcing~~ immigration law ~~than they do under the existing laws~~.	+	'''Section 287(g)''' of the Immigration and Nationality Act allows the Department of Homeland Security to enter into assistance compacts with state and local governments in order to find, arrest and deport illegal immigrants. Both sides must agree on the terms of the program before it is implemented. The DHS provides 287(g) training for state and local law officers to ensure the sharing of best practice. Joint operations under this section allow the various agencies to enforce immigration law more effectively.

−	287(g) ~~got its' start in~~ the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by ~~congress~~. ~~As of now it~~ is a volunteer program, though some would ~~now~~ like to ~~make it~~ mandatory.	+	287(g) began with the 1996 amendments to the Immigration and Nationality Act passed by Congress. It is currently a volunteer program, though some would like it to be made mandatory.