Glendale ends its contract with ICE to house detainees, citing sanctuary city laws and community concerns. The city emphasizes compliance with SB 54, which prohibits local law enforcement from aiding federal immigration authorities.

The Los Angeles suburb of Glendale, California, canceled a longstanding contract to house federal immigration detainees at a local police department facility, citing rising public controversy over the arrangement.

The official requested anonymity to speak candidly about the White House’s review of the ICE contract. Paragon Solutions did not respond to WIRED's request to comment on the contract's review.

The City of Glendale announced it was ending its agreement with Homeland Security and ICE to hold detainees in its jail.

The White House blasted Democrats and the mainstream media for defending "sick" criminal illegal immigrants against ICE arrest, saying on Tuesday that if it were up to them, some of the worst ...