Some Sheriffs willing to pitch in with Trump deportation efforts

 The Blaze:

In contrast to Democratic officials from around the country who have promised to protect illegal aliens, a couple of sheriffs have come forward and offered to assist with mass deportations after President-elect Donald Trump takes office next month.

For Richard Jones, the sheriff of Butler County, Ohio, such assistance is nothing new. In fact, Jones, a 71-year-old Republican who was just elected to a sixth term, partnered with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during the administrations of George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Trump.

He paused that partnership during the Biden administration but says, "Now, we're back."

"We're preparing cells and space as we speak," Jones told the Cincinnati Enquirer. "Day after the election, we started preparing."

Sheriff Chuck Jenkins (R) of Frederick County, Maryland, expressed similar sentiments to the Wall Street Journal. "I’m willing to support the president 100%," Jenkins, 68, said, referring to Trump. "I want to do more, within the law."

Jenkins said he's motivated to help Trump after the disastrous immigration-related policies implemented since Biden became president.

"You have people with felony assault charges they’re not putting in custody," he said.

"Listen, they’re here illegally," Jenkins continued. "They shouldn’t be here. You know, I look as an American citizen that we can’t sustain this. It’s not tenable for us to continue to allow people to come into this country by the hundreds of thousands or millions."

Jones said he has reserved between 250 and 300 beds — about one-third of the bed space at Butler County Jail — for illegal aliens. The rest of the facility, he said, will be for "local" offenders. "We take care of our local prisoners first," he told the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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All law enforcement should help with deporting those who broke US immigration laws.  If they don't they are siding with those who should not be here.  The Biden open borders policies allowed many countries to empty their prisons of murderers and other thugs who then brought their crime spree to the US.  As much as half the crime in New York City is by illegal aliens.  The Biden policy was a disaster for crime victims.

See also:

Suspected terrorist from Jordan arrested at US northern border: ICE

Mohammed Hasan Abdellatif Albana, who is on the terror watchlist, was captured near the northern border of Lynden, Washington

And:

 Trump’s latest scheme to fix the border crisis has Leftists fuming with rage

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