When they are acting outside the scope of their legal authority, they are no different than anyone else and their conduct is subject to New York criminal laws, including felony assault.
Dan Goldman: “When they are acting outside the scope of their legal authority, they are no different than anyone else and their…”
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Goldman discusses the legal obligations of the NYPD regarding federal immigration officers' conduct.
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