Wednesday, December 17, 2025

Lombardo vetoes invoice in search of immigration officers to indicate warrant at Nevada colleges

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Protests in opposition to federal immigration enforcement have ramped up throughout the nation. In Nevada, the state faces a debate over immigration enforcement in colleges.

Governor Joe Lombardo not too long ago vetoed AB 217, which might require immigration enforcement to have a warrant, or colleges wouldn’t should cooperate. In line with the invoice’s major sponsor, Assemblymember Cecelia Gonzalez, the intent was to assist youngsters really feel secure whereas attending college. 

Nevertheless, within the governor’s veto message, he stated though it was “well-intentioned,” it had the alternative impact and will place college personnel in “legally precarious situations.”

UNLV Professor Ben Leffel disagreed with the Governor and advised 8 Information Now that vetoing the invoice was a nasty transfer for the state.

“The bill can keep teachers out of legally precarious situations, because teachers will likely feel the need to defend their undocumented students from unjust ICE removals. As a professor, I know I would,” he stated.

The Clark County College District’s present coverage is that enforcement does want to indicate up with a warrant.

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Different states are experiencing a crackdown on immigration insurance policies. In Milford, Massachusetts, 18-year-old highschool junior Marcelo Gomes da Silva was arrested by ICE on Might 31. In line with CBS, brokers have been initially in search of his father, however then found his scholar visa expired. Gomes da Silva, who’s initially from Brazil, was launched on a $2,000 bond, following a deportation listening to final week. 

“It’s only a matter of time before it happens here in Nevada, which is exactly why we need to resist and why we should’ve passed that bill,” Leffel stated.

Gonzalez advised 8 Information Now she is pissed off with the veto, saying she didn’t really feel the governor did his “due diligence” completely studying it.

“The people of Nevada elected you to protect them,” she stated. “They did not elect you to hold your loyalty to this authoritarian president, not Nevadans.”

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