El Paso County has joined New Jersey and over 20 states in court to challenge President Donald Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship.

“We work together to determine who is the best entity to enforce the law and get the best prosecution. The El Paso Police Department does not enforce immigration laws.”

El Paso mayor Renard Johnson says local authorities will not participate in immigration raids. And, the El Paso Police Department does not have the resources to enforce immigration law. “I want El Pasoans to know we’re a safe city and we will continue to be that way.” #elpaso #border #ice

He said said state troopers should dedicate resources and technology to tracking drivers to their destination instead of engaging in high-speed chases, adding, “it might lead them to where the actual stash houses are or where other individuals are involved.” -Coronado

The chases also pose a danger for residents.
Collisions have resulted in injuries and deaths of people in the vehicles but also bystanders. Video: provided by DPS from TPIA request.