Sheriff criticizes Maryland sanctuary laws

A Maryland sheriff leading a lawsuit against the state's sanctuary laws criticized them for hindering cooperation between local and federal law enforcement, emphasizing that such restrictions undermine national security lessons from 9/11. Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler argued that the laws obstruct communication with federal authorities and prevent deputies from holding individuals wanted by immigration agencies, potentially endangering communities. The lawsuit challenges recent legislation, including the Community Trust Act, which limits law enforcement's ability to question immigration status or notify federal authorities about detainees.

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