In a significant move, Donald Trump is signing up local law officers across the U.S. to assist with immigration enforcement, aiming to enhance federal immigration efforts. However, local law enforcement officials are expressing concerns about the lack of resources necessary to effectively detain migrants. The administration’s push to allow local police to arrest immigrants raises questions about the complexities of local rules regarding immigration. In states like Florida and Texas, local sheriffs are already engaged in deportation assistance, but they are facing challenges such as limited funding and staffing. The implications of the 287(g) program and ICE partnerships further complicate the role of local law enforcement in this crackdown, as many sheriffs state that the White House’s demand for assistance is not as straightforward as it appears.