Immigration

One of State Rep. Mara Gorman’s immigration bills heads to Gov. Matt Meyer after passing the state Senate with bipartisan support.

Last week Rep. Gorman pulled back two bills, HB 366 and HB 367, from the package of legislation she introduced. These proposed requirements for law enforcement to display identification and limitations on facial coverings.

One of the pieces of legislation State Rep. Mara Gorman introduced this session relating to immigration detention is up for Senate consideration.

A bill that would codify changes to the state’s civil arrest laws, aimed at immigrant and worker protections, advanced out of the House before lawmakers went on a two-week spring recess.

The 287(g) agreement would have established a collaborative relationship between local and federal law enforcement.

The outrage follows an April 7 announcement by the airline, which is Delaware’s only commercial carrier, that it entered a charter agreement with the Trump administration to carry out deportation flights.

The Delaware Department of Education issues guidance and resources to address concerns about immigration action in public schools.

The Georgetown Police Department was not involved in the operation.

La Esperanza co-director Jennifer Fuqua said the fears often lead to isolation and missing out on work and educational opportunities.

The Delaware Hispanic Commission joins other First State organizations supporting Congressional Democrats’ Plan to create a pathway to citizenship for…