Idaho Gov. Brad Little announced Friday that he has authorized the Idaho National Guard to provide support to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, commonly known as ICE.

The governor’s authorization activates up to 14 Idaho National Guard personnel to support ICE, beginning immediately and continuing through Nov. 15 according to a news release.

“As Commander in Chief, I am proud that the Idaho National Guard always stands ready to support our federal partners in any capacity that strengthens public safety and national security,” Little said in a statement issued Friday. “Our guardsmen are trained, disciplined and committed to serving the people of Idaho and the nation.”

The authorization is the latest in Little’s efforts to support ICE activity in Idaho.

In June, Little announ

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