Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma has announced a new agreement with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to enhance Operation Guardian. This agreement will allow state troopers and law enforcement agencies to work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to arrest and remove criminal illegal aliens from the state. Governor Stitt emphasized that this partnership will help uphold Oklahoma’s law and order tradition and keep its residents safe.
Under this agreement, ICE will delegate enforcement authority to Oklahoma law enforcement agencies, allowing them to join ICE task forces to investigate and apprehend individuals who pose risks to public safety. Oklahoma is one of the first states to enter into such an agreement, marking a significant step in the ongoing mission to protect the state’s residents through Operation Guardian.
Public Safety Commissioner Tim Tipton highlighted the importance of this partnership in ensuring the safety of Oklahomans and apprehending dangerous individuals who threaten communities. By joining forces with ICE, Oklahoma’s law enforcement agencies will have additional tools to act swiftly and effectively in protecting citizens. This collaboration reflects the commitment of Oklahoma to law and order and its dedication to keeping its communities safe.
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