Colorado sheriff will appeal ruling that prevents holding prisoners illegally for ICE

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In a statement, El Paso County says it will ask the Colorado Supreme Court to consider the preliminary ruling, saying it involves an "unsettled area of law."
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From article: "...attempted to post bond, but the sheriff's office told them it wouldn't be accepted because they were on ICE holds ...
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9 News KUSA
Article date: 
21 March 2018
Article category: 
Colorado News
Tags: 
enforcement
ICE
illegal immigration
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El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder plans to appeal a court ruling ...

According to court documents, the two named plaintiffs - Saul Cisneros and Rut Noemi Chavez Rodriguez - both attempted to post bond, but the sheriff's office told them it wouldn't be accepted because they were on ICE holds ...

Bentley's judgment came after the ACLU of Colorado filed a lawsuit ...

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