In recent weeks, a group of ministers and community leaders gathered in front of the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office in Goose Creek to decry its working relationship with U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.Before 2025, only three South Carolina counties had an official 287(g) agreement, which allows for greater cooperation between ICE and local law enforcement and ultimately leads to more detentions and deportations. However, because of changing politics, many of the counties across the state entered into this agreement last year.Dorchester, Charleston and Berkeley have all signed 287(g) agreements, but Berkeley County is the most egregious. Unlike Charleston, Berkeley not...