Washington D.C. Chief of Police Pamela Smith on Thursday issued an executive order allowing Metropolitan Police Department officers making traffic stops to notify federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents about undocumented immigrants they encounter,

Suspicious white powder that forced the ICE field office in New York City to evacuate is not hazardous, the FBI said Friday.

Five envelopes containing a mysterious white powder sparked evacuations at a New York ICE hub accused of caging migrants in horrific conditions. Hazmat teams were dispatched to the 9th floor of 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan after Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials came into contact with the “unknown white powder” stashed inside five envelopes found in the department’s mail room.

Attorney General Pam Bondi rolled back several policies that previously curtailed officers’ ability to work with federal immigration agents.

Washington, DC, Police Chief Pamela Smith signed an executive order Thursday allowing DC police officers to share information about people not in their custody with federal immigration enforcement agencies such as ICE — as President Donald Trump continues his federal takeover of law enforcement in the nation’s capital and crackdown on illegal immigration.

The chief of police in Washington, D.C., will allow the Metropolitan Police Department to work with federal immigration authorities to arrest illegal immigrants, an unprecedented move that follows President Donald Trump’s crackdown on crime in the city.