Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes called for the state's sanctuary law to be repealed earlier this week, but said deputies in his county won't be conducting immigration enforcement.

The Orange County Sheriff's Department will not enforce federal immigration laws, Sheriff Don Barnes said Tuesday while criticizing the state from preventing California agencies from working with ...

The bill was approved by California legislators and signed into law by then-Gov. Jerry Brown in 2017. Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes blasted a state sanctuary law that bars local law enforcement ...

In 2017, the California ... the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department nor the LAPD comply with the ICE detainer requests. But Orange County does, with Sheriff Don Barnes writing in a letter ...

The OC Board of Supervisors held its annual TRUTH Act hearing on Tuesday, March 25, a required forum to inform the public and the board on access the Sheriff’s Department has provided immigration ...

In 2017, the California ... the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department nor the LAPD comply with the ICE detainer requests. But Orange County does, with Sheriff Don Barnes writing in a letter ...

An Orange County Sheriff at the OC Board of Supervisors ... officials on a host of enforcement efforts. California sanctuary law also allowed Barnes to transfer 221 people to ICE custody last ...

Although juvenile crime overall has come down in some areas, there is an increase in car thefts and carjackings involving ...

Orange County Sheriff Don Barnes told the board his collaboration with ICE in a custodial setting would continue, and said last year, ICE took over custody of 228 people from his department.