About two months ago, Herndon Police Chief Toussaint Summers spoke dismissively of a federal program that would train his officers to take on added roles in immigration enforcement.
The fact that so few departments had taken advantage of the training meant that “it must not be that necessary,” he told The Examiner in late July, in response to a question on why the town’s department had inquired about but never followed up on the controversial program.
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