Judge considers whether to dismiss ACLU immigration lawsuit against Wyoming sheriff

5 articles, oldest first.

1. WyoFile

   Feds back Laramie County sheriff as court mulls request to dismiss ACLU immigration lawsuit ↗ (opens WyoFile)

   Published Jul 27, 2026

   Same headline from 1 more outlet

   WyoFile's feed description

   ACLU will likely refile lawsuit if case is dismissed on procedural grounds.

2. Wyoming Public Media

   Judge considers whether to dismiss ACLU’s case against Laramie Co. Sheriff’s Office ↗ (opens Wyoming Public Media)

   Published Jul 28, 2026

   Wyoming Public Media's feed description

   Laramie County Sheriff Brian Kozak was in court Monday requesting to dismiss the lawsuit against his office’s agreements with ICE allowing them to enforce federal immigration law.

3. Wyoming Tribune Eagle

   Judge considers whether to dismiss ACLU immigration lawsuit against Kozak, LCSO ↗ (opens Wyoming Tribune Eagle)

   Published Jul 29, 2026

   Wyoming Tribune Eagle's feed description

   CHEYENNE — A Laramie County District Court judge will decide whether to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Wyoming against Sheriff Brian Kozak and the Laramie County Sheriff’s Office related to immigration enforcement.

4. Casper Star-Tribune

   Judge considers whether to dismiss ACLU immigration lawsuit against Wyoming sheriff ↗ (opens Casper Star-Tribune)

   Published Jul 31, 2026

   Casper Star-Tribune's feed description

   A Laramie County judge is weighing whether a high-profile lawsuit over the sheriff’s role in federal immigration enforcement can move forward, after both sides sparred over standing, public process and local authority.

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