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Protests, Policies in LA and Dallas Yield Starkly Different Outcomes, by James Mortensen – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Protests, Policies in LA and Dallas Yield Starkly Different Outcomes, by James Mortensen

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By James Mortensen, MRC TV, June 11, 2025

While pro-illegal immigration protests broke out in both California and Texas this past week, the state that has agreements to cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has fared far better.

Through ICE’s 287(g) program agreement, ICE delegates to partner state and local law enforcement agencies and their officers the authority to perform specified immigration officer functions under the agency’s direction and oversight.

In Texas, local law enforcement agencies have signed nearly one hundred (95) agreements with ICE, while those in California – a self-declared “sanctuary” state for illegal immigrants – have none.

Anti-ICE protests broke out in Los Angeles, California on Friday and in Dallas, Texas on Monday. In Los Angeles, the protests turned violent and continued. In Dallas, they did not. ….

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