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Louisiana attorney general sues New Orleans over 'sanctuary city' immigration policies
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill sued the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office Thursday over its immigration enforcement protocols, arguing that a policy restricting cooperation with federal immigration agents violates a state ban on so-called "sanctuary" cities.
Attorney General Liz Murrill files lawsuit against sanctuary policies in Orleans Parish
NEW ORLEANS — Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has filed a lawsuit against the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office over its so-called sanctuary policies. A 2013 judgment protected the sheriff's office from actions by U.S. immigration enforcement. This included warrants for inmates for certain crimes and investigating their immigration status.
Louisiana Gov. Landry, AG Murrill challenge New Orleans sanctuary policies in federal court
During his testimony, Landry pointed to a Department of Justice consent decree that mandated restrictions on ICE cooperation in New Orleans, calling it an example of federal overreach.
Louisiana Attorney General sues over Orleans Parish sanctuary policies
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill files a federal lawsuit to overturn Orleans Parish’s sanctuary policies
Louisiana attorney general filing lawsuit against Orleans Parish sheriff over immigration policies
A legal battle is brewing in New Orleans after Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill's Office filed a lawsuit in federal court against the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office over ice policies.
Orleans Parish Coroner voices frustration over lack of recognition
The Orleans Parish Coroners Office is voicing their frustration over the lack of recognition for their efforts following the ...
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It's Jefferson Parish's 200th birthday. Here are all the Bicentennial events planned.
Jefferson officials celebrated the parish's 200th birthday Tuesday with the unveiling of a new sculpture in Gretna, marking ...
Man says he was drugged, robbed and left for dead by woman accused in reporter's death in New Orleans
More than three years before a Louisiana woman was arrested last week in the death of a TV reporter in New Orleans to cover ...
Medical experts warn New Orleans residents of potential flu spike ahead of Mardi Gras season
It’s been one of the worst flu seasons we’ve seen in about 15 years, with at least 24 million flu illnesses, 310,000 hospitalizations and 13,000 deaths across the country.
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$500M Facility in Jefferson Parish First in U.S. to Manufacture EV Battery Materials
The Jefferson Parish Economic Development Commission (JEDCO), in coordination with Jefferson Parish, Cornerstone Energy Park, ...
Jefferson Parish celebrates 200 years with yearlong festivities
Parish leaders unveiled a new statue reflecting Jefferson's first 200 years. From swamps to sprawling subdivisions, JP is ...