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Blue state’s anti-ICE pledge falters amid GOP sanctuary warnings
Colorado has reversed a law requiring attorneys to certify they would not share court information with federal immigration authorities, following criticism and legal concerns. The certification mandate was part of a bill signed by Governor Jared Polis, and critics argued it unlawfully restricted private attorneys’ free speech and cooperation with immigration enforcement. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression welcomed the change, stating the rule violated the First Amendment, and warned they might file a lawsuit if it remained. The incident underscores ongoing tensions between sanctuary policies and federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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