State Attorney General Brian Frosh signed onto to a brief Tuesday with 15 other states, including Delaware, in support of federal guidance to support prioritizing threats to public safety in immigration enforcement efforts.
“This means priority for removal can be targeted toward noncitizens who pose the greatest threat to public safety,” said Frosh, a Democrat, in a release. The action comes as Republican governors in Texas, Florida and Arizona have transported migrants across the country to send a political message. The office of Maryland’s Republican Gov. Larry Hogan did not respond to a request for comment by the time of publication.