After the killing of a second Minnesota protester last weekend by federal immigration officers, two Charleston-area Democratic lawmakers and the party’s leading candidate for governor are raising alarms about a bill in the S.C. House that they say could put local law enforcement officers and residents at risk. The bill would require local departments that operate jails to choose among three levels of partnerships, from simply detaining suspected offenders to actively enforcing federal immigration law. Currently, sheriffs in 20 of the state’s 46 counties have voluntarily entered into federal enforcement agreements. “Let’s respect local sheriffs and the principle of home rule,” Sutton said. It could also put our state and local law enforcement officers in danger.