Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman jumped at the chance to have his police department participate in the program when US Immigration and Customs Enforcement reached out and sought cooperation ...

The Nassau County executive spoke after about 150 people rallied against a plan to deputize 10 detectives to arrest and jail ...

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman joins a list of mostly Southern leaders to advance President Donald Trump's mass ...

Nassau County police officers will now be assisting federal authorities with immigration enforcement in what county executive Bruce Blakeman is calling a "big change" that "was sorely needed.

“We have the Nassau County Police Department, which is one of the — if not the — best-trained police departments in the country,” Koslow said. “And yet, Bruce Blakeman thinks we need a ...

That allows county jails to hold someone at the behest of immigration agents for up to 72 hours after their otherwise scheduled release but does not allow members of the local sheriff’s department to ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) – PIX11 News has learned that the Nassau County Police and the Sheriff’s Department are fully cooperating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to Nassau ...

In an interview with Fox News Digital, Blakeman, who is a Republican, explained that the Nassau County Police Department will embed 10 detectives within the Immigration and Customs Enforcement ...

Nassau County executive Bruce Blakeman reacts to the NCAA’s decision to ban transgender athletes from women’s sports and discusses U.S. immigration policies.

Nassau County police will be granted federal authority to help arrest and deport illegal criminal migrants under an agreement announced Tuesday with the Trump administration. Under the arrangement, U.

Green said.Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods will temporarily oversee Dunnellon's law enforcement services.“It sounds like the sheriff's department is going to work really well with the council ...

According to a news release, court documents reveal Hickox was employed as a deputy with the Nassau County Sheriff’s and designated Task Force Officer with the Drug Enforcement Administration.