重大なICEの発砲の後,国家は入国管理機関に分割:民主党は連邦権力を制限し,共和党はこれを拡充し,法律上の争いを発火させる. Following a fatal ICE shooting, states split on immigration enforcement: Democrats limit federal power, Republicans expand it, sparking legal battles.

2026年初頭,米州の州議会は ミネアポリスで ICEの職員による抗議者の殺害事件に伴い,移民執行法の激増を目撃した. In early 2026, U.S. state legislatures saw a surge in immigration enforcement legislation following the fatal shooting of a protester by an ICE officer in Minneapolis. ニューヨーク・ニュージャージー・カリフォルニア・オレゴン州などの州の民主党法人等は,ICEアクセスを機密の場所に制限し,連邦捜査官に対する訴訟を許可し,国と国との連携を制限するなど,連邦入国管理を制限する措置を講じた. Democratic lawmakers in states like New York, New Jersey, California, and Oregon introduced measures to limit federal immigration enforcement, including banning ICE access to sensitive locations, allowing lawsuits against federal agents, and restricting state cooperation with ICE. 一方,テネシー州共和党はトランプ政権の支持を受けて 公益事業,職業免許,運転免許,K-12教育のための移民資格の確認を義務付ける広範なパッケージを導入し,不法入国を軽罪として犯罪としました. Meanwhile, Tennessee Republicans, backed by the Trump administration, introduced a sweeping package requiring verification of immigration status for public benefits, professional licenses, driver’s licenses, and K-12 education, and criminalizing illegal entry as a misdemeanor. これらの議案は,最高裁判所の判決に異議を唱える可能性があるが,連邦政府や国政府からの法的課題を引き起こし,移民政策をめぐる深い国家分裂を反映し,長期にわたる訴訟につながるような複雑な憲法上の疑問を提起した. These proposals, which may conflict with Supreme Court rulings, have sparked legal challenges from both federal and state governments, reflecting deep national divisions over immigration policy and raising complex constitutional questions likely to lead to prolonged litigation.