Rain, sleet, or shine, ICE agents are out across America doing God's work. This time they got Juan in Laurel, Maryland, because he just couldn't wait to get on the road again. Laurel sits mostly in Prince George's County, which is doing everything it can to slow ICE down. On April 7, 2026, the county council unanimously passed emergency laws that send county police to "verify" federal agents at enforcement scenes and ban ICE officers from wearing masks in most situations. As usual the Supremacy Clause laughs at local and state laws. The council also barred anyone who joined ICE or CBP after Oct. 1, 2025, from working in county government. Purely unconstitutional. Maryland makes it easy to end up behind the wheel. Since 2013, the state has issued driver's licenses without requiring proof of legal presence in the United States. Pew estimated about 250,000 illegal aliens lived in Maryland as of 2012. FAIR put the count at 295,000 in 2010 and the cost to Maryland taxpayers at $1.86 billion a year, about $910 per household headed by a U.S. citizen.