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A Police Chief Explains Immigration Enforcement (What Most People Get Wrong)

What role do local police actually play in immigration enforcement? Retired Police Chief Mike Tupper spent 32 years in law enforcement, including nearly 14 years leading the Marshalltown, Iowa Police Department, serving a diverse community where immigrants and longtime residents live side by side. In this conversation with Women of Welcome, Chief Tupper explains: • The difference between local law enforcement and federal immigration enforcement • Why communication between agencies matters for community safety • How policies like 287(g) agreements affect trust between police and immigrant communities • Why enforcement alone cannot fix a broken immigration system Drawing from decades of experience, Chief Tupper offers a thoughtful look at how policing, immigration policy, and community trust intersect. Immigration conversations are often heated. This discussion helps clarify what many Americans misunderstand about how enforcement actually works. Watch the full interview to hear directly from someone who spent his career working in communities shaped by immigration. Learn more about Women of Welcome: https://womenofwelcome.com Women of Welcome is a Christian community pursuing compassion and Christ-like welcome toward immigrants and refugees.