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Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak was in court Monday requesting to dismiss the lawsuit against his office’s agreements with ICE allowing them to enforce federal immigration law.

The information comes after the ACLU of Wyoming filed records requests to all state and county law enforcement agencies with active 287(g) agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

After Wyoming began cooperating with ICE, a woman who grew up in small town Wyoming chose to move to Mexico – a place she left when she was 7.

Mid-May signings follow a trend of rapid teaming up with little public notice, says ACLU.

The Laramie County Sheriff’s Office launched a campaign called “Truck Around, Find Out.”

Confirming whether federal immigration agents are in town can quell some anxieties, organizers say.

Journalists, Teton County's sheriff’s office and legal experts have no confirmation of ICE raids despite recent rumors, but are on alert.

The interaction signals tension to come over immigration enforcement.

When the University of Wyoming announced that it will resume in-person classes and re-open campus in the fall, international student Aina Farid Shah was…

Ana Castro was born in Mexico City and crossed the border with her mother as a child using a coyote- a person who smuggles immigrants across the U.S.…