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Sadly, politics have failed the citizens of Colorado when it comes to dealing with illegal immigration and the negative consequences," El Paso County Sheriff Joseph Roybal says this new bill, which Teller County Sheriff Jason Mikesell told KRDO13 Investigates said he helped write , will help keep undocumented immigrants accused of crimes from reoffending.
During Monday morning's press conference, Sheriff Roybal said the new bill would fundamentally change the way their office handles undocumented immigrants charged with crimes. In the current system sheriff's deputies only give ICE officials a six-hour notice before an undocumented immigrant accused of a crime is released.
If this bill becomes law it would allow the sheriff to hold undocumented immigrants accused of crimes in jail on immigration detainers even if they post bond.
It is written in this legislation. We're going after criminals. If they vote against not allowing us to house criminals, they're voting against the safety of their own communities," Sheriff Roybal assured he would only use this to keep those accused of a crime in jail. He even went a step further and said a policy would be put in place at the El Paso County Sheriff's Office to prevent his deputies from participating in roundups of undocumented immigrants who haven't committed a crime.
The Sheriff would implement these practices as a part of a g agreement with ICE, an agreement he said he would enter if the law passes. The Sheriff's Office says a benefit of the agreement is ICE would pay for the undocumented immigrants to be housed in the county jail.