Sadly, what Trump does not realize is that we don't necessarily need more immigration enforcement; we need better immigration enforcement.
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Even in an era of increased rhetoric about immigration enforcement, federal tax law continues to prevent these taxpayers' information from being shared for immigration enforcement purposes.
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"Federal funding that bears no meaningful relationship to immigration enforcement cannot be threatened merely because a jurisdiction chooses an immigration enforcement strategy of which the President disapproves," Orrick wrote.
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The group's education materials cite the enormous fiscal burden of immigration enforcement, and also assert that other government agencies can do the watchdog work of immigration enforcement with clearer oversight.
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Military personnel are legally prohibited from engaging in immigration enforcement.
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And the funding for immigration enforcement got put on steroids.
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In other words, they want to abolish immigration enforcement entirely.
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Immigration enforcement agents felt hampered by Obama's guidelines, Spicer said.
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The mission will not focus on immigration enforcement, he said.
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They might even improve federal immigration enforcement along the way.
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Sanctuary cities refuse to assist federal agencies with immigration enforcement.
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The law says they may assist in federal immigration enforcement.
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Immigration enforcement has not been equally applied to many sides.
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"We're not doing their bidding on immigration enforcement and deportation."
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The bill's language is not specific to immigration enforcement agencies.
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In some cases, immigration enforcement received audio and video recordings.
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Sheriffs are seen as particularly important allies in immigration enforcement.
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He quietly diverted money from other accounts to immigration enforcement.
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These decisions have been complicated by Republicans' immigration enforcement demands.
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Because of the limited number of federal immigration enforcement officials across the country, state and local law enforcement officers are boots on the ground and should able to assist ICE in immigration enforcement efforts.
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More than half of them aren&apost even doing immigration enforcement.
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With stepped up immigration enforcement, we're hearing that facilities are overcrowded.
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But it goes much further than that in dismantling immigration enforcement.
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Border Security: $23 billion for border security and immigration enforcement programs.
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They aren't offering a 17-point plan to restructure immigration enforcement.
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Critics also claim checkpoints do little to help with immigration enforcement.
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But he also asked Congress to lay off immigration enforcement officers.
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The function of immigration enforcement is not going to simply vanish.
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It is Immigration and Customs Enforcement, not Customs and Immigration Enforcement.
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Immigration enforcement has become increasingly severe since Mr. Trump took office.
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This is why, by its nature, immigration enforcement requires executive discretion.
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Small businesses are often on the front lines of immigration enforcement.
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Elimination of this program would do nothing to bolster immigration enforcement.
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This includes at the border and the interior for immigration enforcement.
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Both sides are wrong, particularly when it comes to immigration enforcement.
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Nonetheless, she presented a misleading picture of immigration enforcement under Trump.
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There were other ways to tie Trump's hands on immigration enforcement.
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We do not take positions on immigration enforcement or detention policies.
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"It's about limiting the use of state and local resources in federal immigration enforcement, not actually stopping federal immigration enforcement from happening," said Ruthie Epstein, deputy director of immigration policy for the American Civil Liberties Union.
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The Trump administration argued that California is obstructing its immigration enforcement efforts.
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When it comes to what ICE does, yes, immigration enforcement is important.
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When they do, they can go back into the immigration enforcement system.
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Palantir has previously attempted to distance itself from ICE's immigration enforcement activities.
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Congress increased funding to buy more vehicles and planes for immigration enforcement.
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Immigrant groups have been fighting the expansion of immigration enforcement for years.
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President Donald Trump's administration has made tougher immigration enforcement a key priority.
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A federal source said the authorities were not there for immigration enforcement.
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Republican and Democratic administrations alike have ramped up border and immigration enforcement.
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The Department is not considering mobilizing the National Guard for immigration enforcement.
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Our efforts to use immigration enforcement resources wisely made a real difference.
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The troops are not allowed to take part in immigration enforcement, however.
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They are insisting on stepped-up immigration enforcement throughout the country's interior.
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He compares immigration enforcement to the laws that govern any other crime.
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On Tuesday, the administration announced a host of changes to immigration enforcement.
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Homan has been a steadfast defender of the President's immigration enforcement policies.
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Immigration enforcement can affect a business and its employees in several ways.
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BUFFALO — Immigration enforcement agents were supposed to be targeting the restaurant owner.
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This then searches databases from the Criminal Records Office and immigration enforcement.
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According to one recent report, my friend and immigration enforcement champion Rep.
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Just as criminalization doesn't affect all people equally, neither does immigration enforcement.
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But the Trump administration is adding a third policy imperative: immigration enforcement.
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And it seems that in immigration enforcement the same theory would apply.
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The fundamental problem is that ICE and CBP are immigration enforcement agencies.
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These claims of "humane" immigration enforcement aren't limited to the Trump era.
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And then there was IIRIRA, which was originally introduced as a comprehensive immigration enforcement bill: seriously tightening the requirements for legal immigration; making it harder to apply for and receive asylum in the US; and increasing immigration enforcement.
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Ultimately, while the Trump administration's immigration enforcement agenda has created an uncertain environment for employers and workers, at least one thing is certain: Employers and their employees have rights when it comes to immigration enforcement in the workplace.
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The orders themselves call for the hiring of more immigration enforcement officials, empowering local officers to act as immigration enforcement and expediting the deportation of the millions of undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. An early draft of the memos reported by the Associated Press called for the mobilization of up to 100,000 National Guard troops for immigration enforcement, though that was not included in these memos.
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Barragán said people in Texas received a "mixed message" during Harvey, as federal authorities refused to suspend immigration enforcement or temporarily shut down immigration checkpoints, but pledged not to conduct routine noncriminal immigration enforcement at shelters and evacuation sites.
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Groups advocating stricter immigration enforcement have long opposed the policy of administrative closure.
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It directs local moneys to immigration enforcement action, which is a federal responsibility.
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The Bush administration empowered local police who wanted to help with immigration enforcement.
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The answer may lie in the Trump administration's hardline approach to immigration enforcement.
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Immigration enforcement is often one of those things that has to be deprioritized.
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It must be possible to strengthen immigration enforcement while being humane, he argues.
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But immigration enforcement is the job of the federal government, not local police.
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Democrats have strongly opposed aggressive stepped-up immigration enforcement by the Trump administration.
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Sessions has made immigration enforcement a cornerstone of his tough-on-crime approach.
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The distinction between local essential services and immigration enforcement doesn't seem immediately clear.
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The Department of Homeland Security's 287(g) immigration enforcement program provides a model.
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Major parts of the US immigration enforcement system have ground to a halt.
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The Establishing a Humane Immigration Enforcement System Act was introduced Thursday by Reps.
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Trump is also expected to meet with local and federal immigration enforcement officials.
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Republicans also have been clamoring for more immigration enforcement throughout the United States.
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It also prohibits cities and counties from adopting policies that limit immigration enforcement.
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The tougher immigration enforcement has, at times, caused internal conflict at the agency.
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An international law colleague, now in immigration enforcement at main Justice, urges litigation.
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But he has come under fire from Republicans over Obama's immigration enforcement policies.
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It's clear that prioritizing immigration enforcement over workplace safety enables risk and corruption.
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The aggressive immigration enforcement tactics taking place nationwide are not limited to buses.
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"These are the architects of the Trump administration's immigration enforcement policies," he said.
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We now know that DHS is using commercial location data for immigration enforcement.
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The operation is the latest phase of Mr. Trump's ramped-up immigration enforcement.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has released its FY2017 immigration enforcement report.
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Sanctuary policies limit how much local enforcement can cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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The big picture: Trump focuses on DHS' role in immigration enforcement and policymaking.
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"DHS needs help to step up immigration enforcement in the workplace" https://t.
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We recognize and respect that the federal government has authority over immigration enforcement.
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Back in the 2000s, the attorney general had direct control over immigration enforcement.
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Under George W. Bush, immigration enforcement got more powerful and more high-profile.
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The Center for Policing Equity researched the effect of local immigration enforcement on community policing efforts in Utah after a 2011 "show me your papers" law deputized police for immigration enforcement, digging into Salt Lake City's Police Department's police department records.
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Nor can it ignore the Tenth Amendment, which acknowledges the rights of states: "Federal funding that bears no meaningful relationship to immigration enforcement cannot be threatened merely because a jurisdiction chooses an immigration enforcement strategy of which the president disapproves".
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Gillibrand has joined liberals in calling for a revamping of the immigration enforcement agency.
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This isn't the ceiling for what a Trump administration can do on immigration enforcement.
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The Obama administration was already more aggressive about immigration enforcement than many people realize.
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Such strict immigration enforcement along Mexico's southern border hasn't been seen before, she adds.
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Ortiz referred questions to Mexico's immigration enforcement agency, the National Institute of Migration (INM).
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In return, he said, Mexico agreed to take "strong measures" to strengthen immigration enforcement.
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"SB 54 may well frustrate the federal government's immigration enforcement efforts," the court said.
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It's a broad term applied to jurisdictions that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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The measure would also ban immigration enforcement in state schools, health facilities and courthouses.
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He is also facing criticism from the right over his stance on immigration enforcement.
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It's the cornerstone of this administration's immigration enforcement policy — and its foremost policy accomplishment.
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Activists believe it's now even more important to push back against aggressive immigration enforcement.
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Krikorian, meanwhile, is putting Republican politicians on notice not to backtrack on immigration enforcement.
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But there is one huge area where it seems immune to enlightenment: immigration enforcement.
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Republicans also want more money for immigration enforcement, including funding for Trump's border wall.
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But it also increased immigration enforcement -- both in funding and in resources and attention.
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Most hope to skirt U.S. immigration enforcement when they arrive or be granted asylum.
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But the orders also initiated numerous policies ratcheting up immigration enforcement across the nation.
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Sonny's parents warned him: Authorities could turn him into immigration enforcement at any time.
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" AB 450 — keeping private employers "from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement at the workplace.
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And that means more taxpayer money will be funneled toward immigration enforcement and deportation.
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Supporters of tougher immigration enforcement say that employers are just winking at the issue.
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DHS uses those databases for a host of reasons that extend beyond immigration enforcement.
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Former Arizona sheriff Joseph M. Arpaio Convicted of criminal contempt related to immigration enforcement.
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He added that quick deportations were essential for an immigration enforcement system to work.
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And Trump frequently invokes MS-2000 as he vows to step up immigration enforcement.
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Editorial Nobody knows yet what Donald Trump is going to do to immigration enforcement.
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Some in the GOP want the legislation to include more money for immigration enforcement.
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Some Republicans have pushed for the bill to include more spending for immigration enforcement.
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I understand that for this administration, immigration and immigration enforcement is a political priority.
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What would your overall approach be to immigration enforcement on the US-Mexico border?
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Harsh immigration enforcement can have long-lasting effects on children that aren't immediately clear.
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The agency has attracted criticism for how aggressive it has been in immigration enforcement.
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The administration, the Obama administration, had the authority to establish priorities for immigration enforcement.
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Becerra denied the suit's central claim that California is unlawfully undercutting federal immigration enforcement.
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But such rhetoric doesn't create much room for any compromise that expands immigration enforcement.
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The strategy is part of Trump's goal of taking "the shackles off" immigration enforcement.
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The Obama administration has quieted down its immigration enforcement over the past couple of years.
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"The administration was taking a position that immigration enforcement needed to be strengthened," says Meissner.
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Trump has made tougher immigration enforcement a central focus of his 2020 re-election campaign.
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Not all the regulations the Freedom Caucus wants to eliminate are restrictions on immigration enforcement.
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ICE, as it currently exists, was created in 2003 and largely deals with immigration enforcement.
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Sanctuary cities "limit cooperation with or involvement in federal immigration enforcement actions," according to CNN.
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So despite the assurances from immigration enforcement, disaster preparedness organizations have been taking no chances.
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The Obama administration challenged the law, saying the federal government had jurisdiction over immigration enforcement.
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Homan has so far served as a vocal supporter of Trump's ramped up immigration enforcement.
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INGRAHAM: California, Jerry Brown saying we are not going to be assisting in immigration enforcement.
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Filed on Monday, the suit alleges that California enacted legislation that's hampering federal immigration enforcement.
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Velasco, 29, grew emotional as she recalled those taken from her by immigration enforcement actions.
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The cities also say they do not want to spend local resources on immigration enforcement.
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Immigration enforcement, veterans' healthcare and opioid addiction programs will get a boost in the budget.
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She characterized the comment as a "chilling" shift in the federal approach to immigration enforcement.
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Sanctuary cities are local governments that refuse full cooperation with federal agents on immigration enforcement.
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The Trump administration has sharply ramped up immigration enforcement, including deportations of those here illegally.
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Morgan is seen as an outspoken supporter of Trump's hardline immigration enforcement policies (USA Today).
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His three decades in civilian law enforcement include more than 20 years in immigration enforcement.
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Meanwhile, the Obama administration released 19,723 criminal aliens in 2015 and immigration enforcement has nosedived.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials said immigration enforcement efforts in the region would be suspended.
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Ryan said the bills would help DHS immigration enforcement agencies more effectively accomplish their mission.
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On issues from criminal justice to immigration enforcement, that is precisely what she has done.
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New hardline immigration enforcement is in place, including separating children from parents of illegal immigrants.
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Immigration enforcement at the local level has been working a lot closer with the police.
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His cruel, unnecessarily hard-edged approach to immigration enforcement goes after law-abiding, taxpaying residents.
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The department does not conduct civil immigration enforcement, and neither does our Facial Identification Section.
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The federal government cannot, for example, order state officials to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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However, President Donald Trump said Thursday he's considering pulling federal immigration enforcement agents from California.
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Most of the top jobs in immigration enforcement are being filled on an acting basis.
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For many Democrats, immigration enforcement has become more pressing than funding battles over the wall.
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He also opposed Amazon's attempt to provide its facial recognition technology to immigration enforcement officials.
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The focus of DHS senior leadership has clearly shifted in the direction of immigration enforcement.
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Trump's focus on meaningful immigration enforcement is what put a Republican in the White House.
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Washington (CNN)It may be the great irony of President Donald Trump's passion for tightening up immigration enforcement that his strident positions have made achieving any compromise nearly impossible, effectively dooming chances of actually getting legislation to enhance immigration enforcement in the near term.
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Trump: We're removing gang members and dangerous criminals REALITY CHECK: Misleading Trump's executive order on immigration changed immigration enforcement priorities for deportation, broadening the criteria beyond serious criminals to allow immigration enforcement officers to also arrest and deport undocumented immigrants charged with any crime.
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Kamala Harris, D-California, who has raised concerns previously about immigration enforcement actions in her state.
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Even others pondered whether the Department of Homeland Security launched a pair of immigration enforcement vessels.
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Despite Mexico's harsh immigration enforcement, most of the deportees plan to try to migrate again immediately.
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Immigration enforcement makes up a big component of the administration's plan for its first 100 days.
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Northeastern said the grant isn&apost funding research that has anything to do with immigration enforcement.
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Arana said Hernandez' arrest is a product of the Trump administration's shift in immigration enforcement priorities.
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The U.S. has spent an estimated $263 billion on immigration enforcement over the past three decades.
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The pause in immigration enforcement activities would be similar to that of previous events, she said.
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Titus did block the Trump administration from using information provided by DACA recipients in immigration enforcement.
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This is actually being framed more as a public safety issue than an immigration enforcement issue.
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They say they have seen widespread distrust of government among immigrants because of heightened immigration enforcement.
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ICE appreciates constructive and diverse viewpoints from a wide spectrum of organizations interested in immigration enforcement.
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Trump doesn&apost like brown people because he&aposs putting his immigration enforcement is a place.
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Second, most of these funds that state and local authorities receive are unrelated to immigration enforcement.
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It essentially calls for the government to get out of the business of routine immigration enforcement.
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Zero compliance with ICE detainer requests thereby shutting down immigration enforcement, which is the underlying goal.
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The most effective policy for interior immigration enforcement would be one prioritizing "quality of life" enforcement.
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The fight over immigration enforcement is moving to the Senate, where Democratic opposition will be tested.
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It would seem that DHS either has discretion over matters of immigration enforcement, or it doesn't.
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They say that any sort of deal with Democrats would have to include immigration enforcement measures.
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Trump administration had sought to withhold federal money unless the city actively assisted in immigration enforcement.
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"Detaining lawful U.S. citizens at border checkpoints is not immigration enforcement," said Gonzalez in a statement.
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A sanctuary city has policies designed to limit its cooperation with federal officials on immigration enforcement.
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The federal government spent more than $2000 billion in the last 211 years on immigration enforcement.
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Two-thirds of school employees said that concerns about immigration enforcement were affecting their students indirectly.
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In 2015, immigration enforcement authorities raided the Los Angeles centers, saying owners had avoided paying taxes.
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During or after hurricanes, it's common practice for ICE, the immigration enforcement agency, to suspend operations.
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Generally, sanctuary cities are places that limit the participation of local agencies in federal immigration enforcement.
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And that's only a couple of examples of what Trump's funding to immigration enforcement could do.
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The bill includes heavy border security, mandatory verification of workers and beefed-up interior immigration enforcement.
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The extended detentions allow immigration enforcement authorities to pick up suspected criminal immigrants from local jails.
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For many, their first contact with the Mexican authorities is when immigration-enforcement officials detain them.
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Arpaio had been accused of racially profiling Latinos in his hard-line immigration enforcement as sheriff.
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"ICE conducts targeted immigration enforcement in compliance with federal law and agency policy," the statement said.
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However, the Immigrant Workers Protection Act moves far beyond any prior incursion into federal immigration enforcement.
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Democrats have pledged to fight tooth and nail against the wall and stepped-up immigration enforcement.
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"We can have a robust immigration enforcement system and a robust trafficking enforcement system," Richmond said.
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The law will not affect major aspects of U.S. immigration enforcement, Brown noted in his statement.
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Moreover, it would undercut recent efforts by ICE to step up immigration enforcement in the state.
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President Donald Trump has made immigration enforcement a central focus of his presidency and reelection campaign.
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The new immigration enforcement guidelines expand the number of people that could be targeted for deportation.
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Likewise, the power of a credible threat has proven quite effective in immigration enforcement as well.
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The guidance instructs immigration enforcement personnel to expand their priorities in detaining and deporting undocumented immigrants.
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For many immigrant families, this means ensuring child well-being is prioritized in immigration enforcement decisions.
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Today, Postville has become synonymous with the militarized approach the government now takes to immigration enforcement.
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As immigration enforcement and deportations increase under President Trump, some religious leaders are striking back. Rev.
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Neither addressed regional economic development in their statements, focusing instead on the administration's immigration enforcement actions.
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Each was passed as part of a backlash against Trump's vows to step up immigration enforcement.
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He suggested cops and immigration enforcement agents should act more violently toward the people they arrest.
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The Trump administration has spent its first several months in office steadily ramping up immigration enforcement.
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So the Obama administration continued the expansion of immigration enforcement that began under George W. Bush.
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So exactly how much assistance local governments should provide in immigration enforcement is an ongoing fight.
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Less than 100 days into Trump's presidency, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has already begun coordinating with local police departments about immigration enforcement and examining ways to hasten the hiring of immigration enforcement agents, according to an internal agency memo obtained by The Washington Post.
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The accusations come amid heightened concern for immigrants as the Department of Justice steps up immigration enforcement.
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The term broadly describes local governments that have enacted policies limiting their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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A move against DACA recipients like Ramirez would represent a significant broadening of immigration enforcement under Trump.
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Immigration enforcement priorities now reflect Trump's casual cruelty rather than any effort to strike a humane balance.
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He's gone from lambasting the country for its immigration enforcement measures -- evening threatening tariffs -- to praising it.
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In other words, they want to abolish immigration, enforcement, entirely that&aposs what they want to do.
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So if you get rid of ICE, then you completely have open borders and no immigration enforcement.
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This is actually a narrative that supports what opponents of our old immigration enforcement policy are saying.
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"I think for publicity reasons, immigration enforcement does not like to go into churches," Yale-Loehr said.
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Nielsen played a major role in shaping one of President Donald Trump's key policy priorities, immigration enforcement.
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" On Monday, the DOJ announced "lawsuits against three 'sanctuary' jurisdictions that eschew cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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In his statement, Trump suggested immigration enforcement would not target people who had been protected under DACA.
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"We cannot let this administration's zeal for harsh immigration enforcement continue to harm people's health and lives."
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" Mark Krikorian, executive director, Center for Immigration Studies, Washington: "A Trump administration will restart routine immigration enforcement.
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"We did not bring this case in response to the public debate over immigration enforcement," he said.
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Although keeping DACA is a step in the right direction, this administration's destructive immigration enforcement actions continue.
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The billionaire vows healthcare reform, strengthening immigration enforcement and significant job creation rank among his first priorities.
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Eventually, Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly met with CHC members and discussed their concerns about immigration enforcement.
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This includes two states (California and Connecticut) that have statutory limits on cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Border security: The budget for border security and immigration enforcement would receive a $314 million cash injection.
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When unauthorized immigrants associate government with immigration enforcement and deportation, they're extremely wary of contact with government.
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The Trump administration's most stark departure from Obama-era policy is its rethinking of immigration-enforcement priorities.
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The Trump administration has said it will focus its immigration enforcement efforts on individuals with criminal backgrounds.
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The backlog of pending cases is a major contributor to issues with immigration enforcement and illegal immigration.
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Mendez's dismissals mean that California will be able to continue limiting its cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Even before Trump, successive presidents allowed a "culture of cruelty" to flourish within the immigration enforcement agencies.
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The letter is asking for Vitiello to make courthouses a location that is free from immigration enforcement.
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Her death marked another flashpoint in the debate over the Trump administration's hardline approach to immigration enforcement.
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The term loosely refers to jurisdictions that in some way do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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However, the Obama administration's approach to immigration enforcement was organized by a clear, hierarchical set of priorities.
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These examples alone don't illustrate the full extent of private sector businesses involved in U.S. immigration enforcement.
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Other Democrats have also ripped the Trump administration for diverting the DHS funds for immigration enforcement efforts.
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A myriad of costs come along with immigration enforcement, including funding for officers, detention facilities and lawsuits.
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The Trump administration claims that policies that limit police involvement in federal immigration enforcement threaten public safety.
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Becerra has already vowed to fight federal immigration enforcement in his new role through legislation and litigation.
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The law would have barred the use of state and local funds to aid federal immigration enforcement.
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As my experiences have shown, worries about the impact of tighter immigration enforcement are not simply theoretical.
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The department wants to increase its immigration enforcement efforts and add 75 immigration judges and support staff.
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He quoted recent statements they made criticizing immigration enforcement and sought to rebut them one by one.
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They will have to propose reforms to the ruthless immigration enforcement regime that puts children into cages.
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The Establishing a Humane Immigration Enforcement System Act, was supposed to be another messaging bill on immigration.
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The Republican Party criticized the bill for being careless, because it was not specific to immigration enforcement.
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This isn't the first time the Trump administration has diverted money from FEMA to fund immigration enforcement.
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"I think for publicity reasons, immigration enforcement does not like to go into churches," Yale-Loehr added.
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None are among the so-called sanctuary jurisdictions that have limited their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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In 2009, after Barack Obama took office, the Department of Homeland Security rescinded Arpaio's immigration-enforcement powers.
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The aggressive immigration enforcement tactics being implemented around the country are not limited to any one agency.
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His focus on immigration enforcement intensified as hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants were crossing into Arizona.
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Those surveyed: ■ Want to increase spending on immigration enforcement, the military, homeland security, infrastructure and Social Security.
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Mr. Sessions is a strong proponent of strict immigration enforcement, reduced spending and tough-on-crime measures.
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"Under no circumstances was any disaster relief funding transferred from @fema to immigration enforcement efforts," Houlton tweeted.
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This legislation dealt with funding for immigration enforcement, immigration education, migrant and refugee programs, and other services.
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The "sanctuary" label is typically applied to cities and states that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Attorney General — Jeff Sessions The senator from Alabama supports strict immigration enforcement and measures tough on crime.
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In his speech, Trump doubled down on his immigration rhetoric, focusing on border security and immigration enforcement.
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It would bar state or local resources from being used for immigration enforcement, a strictly federal duty.
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Biden's tenure in the Obama administration has been criticized by the communities most affected by immigration enforcement.
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This allowed them to temporarily remain in the country and be deferred from removal by immigration enforcement.
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They certainly criticized President Obama's use of guidance to reset immigration enforcement priorities as unconstitutional or illegal.
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García Hernández said any reforms to the immigration enforcement system should first focus on eliminating immigration imprisonment.
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President Barack Obama repeatedly offered strict immigration enforcement in return for Republican buy-in to comprehensive reforms.
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Immigrant advocates hailed the decision, saying that it would rein in the Trump administration's immigration enforcement efforts.
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The lower rate of deportations doesn't mean Trump has embraced a hands-off approach to immigration enforcement.
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The criticism of Mexico follows Trump's demand last week that the Mexican government step up immigration enforcement.
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ICE Deputy Director Daniel Ragsdale told "60 Minutes" that he understands the human toll of immigration enforcement.
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It also creates "safe zones," including hospitals, public schools, and courthouses, where immigration enforcement will be restricted.
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They were rooted in a skepticism that the Obama administration could possibly be "tough" on immigration enforcement.
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The worst scenario is that we get deported and the US immigration enforcement has all our information.
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But Castro's plan is bigger than one-time amnesty: It would fundamentally alter the immigration enforcement system.
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As a result, the party has moved substantially to the left on the issue of immigration enforcement.
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It's a broad term describing local governments that have enacted policies limiting their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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More immigration enforcement is one big reason why there are so many unauthorized immigrants in the US today.
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Sanctuary cities have policies in place designed to limit cooperation with or involvement in federal immigration enforcement actions.
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Trump threatened to escalate tariffs on Mexico if the country does not step up its immigration enforcement actions.
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Advocates for stricter immigration enforcement accused the Obama administration of using expedited removal simply to inflate deportation statistics.
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Then Homeland Security investigations, the special agents, half of their duty is immigration enforcement, they have 6,000 agents.
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Arpaio's immigration enforcement squads were known to respond to complaints about Spanish speakers, or people with dark skin.
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Separating children from their families seems inhumane, but it's been part of immigration enforcement for a long time.
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Neither DHS, ICE, or CBP responded to BuzzFeed News' requests for information about immigration enforcement activity during Irma.
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An uptick of immigration enforcement activity followed, and ICE agents carried out sweeps in communities across the country.
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Officials said immigration enforcement actions in Houston and New Orleans had been suspended because of Tropical Storm Barry.
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The big picture: Bond prices began rising along with increased immigration enforcement efforts during the early Obama administration.
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Those wrong matches could then be shared with other agencies, such as immigration enforcement, with far-reaching consequences.
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At the same time, Republicans want to spend more rather than less on the military and immigration enforcement.
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Republicans have pushed for some additional funding for immigration enforcement although Schumer said that shouldn't be included either.
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Republicans have pushed for some additional funding for immigration enforcement although Schumer said that shouldn't be included, either.
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In March, as President Donald Trump's administration ramped up immigration enforcement efforts, he was ordered to leave again.
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Under a 2014 memorandum, DHS committed to exerting prosecutorial discretion over a wide range of immigration enforcement decisions.
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The raids come as President Trump's administration has been carrying out high-profile immigration enforcement actions against employers.
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The core of it represents what, more or less, any realistic regime of immigration enforcement would look like.
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Senate Democrats are moving to nix President Trump's push to build a border wall and boost immigration enforcement.
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On January 25, Trump signed an executive order addressing immigration enforcement in the interior of the United States.
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Trump is generally clamping down on immigration enforcement, implementing policies that could cause a dramatic wave in deportations.
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But this funding is typically allocated by formulas set in statute and lack any connection to immigration enforcement.
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"If you become an immigration enforcement officer, you're doing that because you want to deport people," he says.
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Trump's push to maximize immigration enforcement and deportations has resurfaced some tensions between the agency's two largest offices.
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The anti-borders lobby recently found yet another angle to challenge the president's campaign promises on immigration enforcement.
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Protestors have also demonstrated against raids that have occurred following the president's executive order ramping up immigration enforcement.
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It calls for jail time for police chiefs and sheriffs who fail to cooperate in U.S. immigration enforcement.
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Of course, their announcements drew criticism on social media, with many threatening to call immigration enforcement on them.
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Images of people held in cages have drawn widespread criticism and calls for reform of immigration enforcement policies.
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S. citizens have more than tripled over the last two decades, mostly driven by increases in immigration enforcement.
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The Justice Department has argued that law should be interpreted broadly to mandate cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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They would reassure his base supporters that he intends to stay the course on his immigration enforcement promises.
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Kelly to run DHS is an indication that immigration enforcement will be taken seriously in the new administration.
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For many, a hard-learned mistrust of the humanity and fairness of our immigration enforcement regime counseled hesitation.
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The Trump administration's hard-line approach to immigration enforcement has left many undocumented parents afraid for their families.
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City councilman Justin Brannan said Villavicencio's arrest at the Army base indicates a change in immigration enforcement policy.
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The Department of Justice is suing the State of California, alleging "obstruction of federal immigration enforcement," Politico reports.
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The troops, who will arrive "no later" than Saturday, are not engaging in immigration enforcement, an official said.
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And ICE is in charge of immigration enforcement in the interior of the US, not at the border.
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More broadly, his plan seeks to restructure the post-9/11 immigration-enforcement system in a comprehensive way.
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That's how many children are expected to cross the border and enter the immigration enforcement system this month.
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While immigration enforcement would get a big boost under Trump's funding proposal, resources supporting immigrants would get slashed.
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A federal judge temporarily halted a Texas law that blocks cities from adopting policies to limit immigration enforcement.
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Local officials are also battling each other over the laws and how each municipality will handle immigration enforcement.
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"Schools are not, and should never become, immigration enforcement zones," Ms. DeVos said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Some of the increase has been because of stronger immigration enforcement in Mexico, particularly along its southern border.
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Oracle showed how its technology would help with immigration enforcement, with gang and drug investigations, and in prisons.
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The moves also underscore the challenges of rapidly expanding immigration enforcement, a centerpiece of President Trump's campaign platform.
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There probably is some political payback for the overt efforts by New York officials to impede immigration enforcement.
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Kenneth Cuccinelli, acting director of the U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement, said in a press briefing on Aug.
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If Trump does not find a way to eliminate the backlog crisis, his immigration enforcement efforts will fail.
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But in his plan, Biden begins to outline ways to make the existing immigration enforcement system more humane.
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So despite Nielsen's references to "criminal aliens," this administration's immigration enforcement priorities are, basically, anyone they can arrest.
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Contrary to Nielsen's assertion, agents have not been "looking the other way" when it comes to immigration enforcement.
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And it is deeply troubling that she has embraced the Trump administration's wasteful and inhumane immigration enforcement priorities.
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But New York is the only state to prohibit information sharing between its DMV and immigration enforcement agencies.
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The hawks' solution — and, now, the administration's — is to insert immigration enforcement into the sponsorship and placement process.
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Justice Department reviews continue of policies in localities that have bucked federal immigration enforcement, the department officials said.
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President Donald Trump asked for states to contribute National Guard resources to assist with immigration enforcement in April.
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Taxpayers should know that the federal government is already devoting record resources to immigration enforcement: $20 billion is the annual immigration enforcement budget, more than is spent on the combined cost of all other federal law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, U.S. Marshals, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
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Under Trump, their personal information, and that of some relatives, could soon be readily accessible to immigration enforcement officials.
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Earlier Thursday, the President threatened to impose new tariffs if the country does not increase its immigration enforcement actions.
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Local police chiefs have been warning about the chilling effects of immigration enforcement on crime reporting for a decade.
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In recent years, local governments across the country fought back against federal immigration enforcement by calling themselves sanctuary cities.
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The policy declares all campuses as "safe zones and resource centers" for students and families threatened by immigration enforcement.
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Charlie Baker, also a Republican, in withholding National Guard support because of the administration's "zero tolerance" immigration enforcement policy.
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Every time the Obama administration has cracked down on immigration enforcement and infuriated advocates, there's been a political reason.
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Trump threatened to impose new tariffs on Mexico if the country does not step up its immigration enforcement actions.
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"ICE should not be using face recognition for immigration enforcement," ACLU senior legislative counsel Neema Singh Guliani told Mashable.
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There are two memos at issue here; one dealing with interior immigration enforcement, and the other with border security.
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The immigration enforcement memo outlines plans to expand the use of local law enforcement partnerships in fighting illegal immigration.
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Lou Correa fsent a letter to immigration officials, outlining the unanswered questions related to the latest immigration enforcement actions.
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And, along similar lines, there must be severe consequences for cities that defy the federal government's immigration enforcement efforts.
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The legislation says the state would only provide the data to immigration enforcement agencies if ordered by a judge.
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Immigration enforcement and policy — a priority for the Trump administration — are a major part of the top lawyer's portfolio.
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Last month, the Justice Department sued the state over its immigration policies, saying they interfered with federal immigration enforcement.
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"One of the critical lessons of 9/11 is that immigration enforcement saves lives," he said in the clip.
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"DHS will not exempt entire categories or exclude entire groups of people from immigration enforcement actions," the official said.
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That changed after Trump ordered an end to that kind of program in his push to tighten immigration enforcement.
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Earlier Sunday afternoon, there was little evidence of massive immigration enforcement operations, as immigrant communities prepared for their arrival.
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In February the DHS issued new immigration enforcement guidelines that are far broader than those implemented under Barack Obama.
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We oppose the replication and expansion of risk-based systems that have exacerbated current racial disparities in immigration enforcement.
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"One of the critical lessons of 9/11 is that immigration enforcement saves lives," he said in the address.
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"One of the critical lessons of 9/93 is that immigration enforcement saves lives," he said in the address.
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" David Lapan, a spokesman for DHS, said the department was "not considering mobilizing the National Guard for immigration enforcement.
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The Obama administration weighed in, and the condemning of immigration enforcement became a national issue filled with partisan vitriol.
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The term sanctuary city loosely refers to jurisdictions that in some way do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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The first law under challenge is the Immigrant Workers Protection Act, which focuses on immigration enforcement in California workplaces.
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" Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan stated last week that that immigration enforcement had reached a "breaking point.
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The case takes on additional significance with Trump ratcheting up immigration enforcement, placing more people in detention awaiting deportation.
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As long as you have not committed a crime, our limited immigration enforcement resources are not focused on you.
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Stewart rose to prominence on a platform of hardline immigration enforcement and enthusiastic defenses of Confederate statues and monuments.
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"DHS will not conduct non-criminal immigration enforcement operations in the affected area," the agency said in a statement.
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Luis Gutiérrez said it is Obama's "responsibility" to protect Dreamers from potential immigration enforcement measures from the Trump administration.
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It also would have done nothing to increase border security, end the sanctuary city phenomenon, or improve immigration enforcement.
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ICE confirmed that about 150 undocumented immigrants were arrested during "targeted immigration enforcement operations" in the San Francisco area.
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One that was written for him largely by former Sessions staffers and their allies in the immigration enforcement unions.
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Why it matters: The Trump administration has been battling California over sanctuary laws and immigration enforcement for months now.
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The plan includes $200 billion for infrastructure spending and more than $23 billion for border security and immigration enforcement.
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Our immigration enforcement agents rightfully focused on serious criminals, not somebody whose business trip ran a few days over.
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"ICE does not have the ability to go into those countries," said Ms. Fabian of the immigration enforcement agency.
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Since then, the United States has spent $1986 billion on immigration enforcement, much of it along the southern border.
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But as immigration enforcement has swelled in the 21st century, that's started to seem to some like cognitive dissonance.
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Another critical question was what immigration enforcement measures might be included in the compromise bill — a priority for conservatives.
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As for the policy's legality, there's no question that the president has the authority to set immigration-enforcement priorities.
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He is continuing to prioritize sensible immigration enforcement to mitigate threats to public safety and national security, they said.
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Federal law prohibits the military from being used to enforce laws, meaning troops cannot actually participate in immigration enforcement.
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It would also strip federal grants from "sanctuary" cities and states that to not enforce federal immigration enforcement laws.
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"Under no circumstances was any disaster relief funding transferred from @fema to immigration enforcement efforts," Houlton said on Twitter.
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Their opponents argue that permanent residency for any number of Dreamers would necessitate significant changes to immigration enforcement measures.
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Tennessee enacted a law to cut off state money to cities that declare themselves "sanctuaries" from federal immigration enforcement.
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Intensifying immigration enforcement contributes to fear and mistrust, leading many immigrants to avoid interactions with government programs and services.
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The backlog started building years ago, as President Obama stepped up immigration enforcement while Congress clamped down on spending.
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Five years later, Democrats are still wrestling with how they will approach immigration enforcement, tackling it piecemeal for now.
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It offers nothing but more promises of future immigration enforcement that will be broken as surely as past promises.
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Democrats don't trust the administration and see what's unfolding as a situation exacerbated by Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement policies.
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Biden isn't trying to tear down the existing immigration enforcement system — he's just trying to administer it more humanely.
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California and Illinois challenged attempts to withhold Justice Department grants from jurisdictions that don't cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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Speaking in a town where MS-13 has launched attacks, Trump linked the gang violence to soft immigration enforcement.
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The two immigration enforcement agencies will remain able, as they are now, to access this data in criminal cases.
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Another of the state's measures, AB 450, forbids private employers from cooperating with federal immigration enforcement at the workplace.
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Many also feel like he has failed to deliver on the sweeping immigration enforcement he promised during the campaign.
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And, like much else in the Trump administration's approach to immigration enforcement, it was designed primarily to draw attention.
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"Despite false rumors to the contrary, ICE does not conduct immigration enforcement operations during tragedies," ICE said in a statement.
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And beyond these days of crisis, the Texas police will—barring a judge's orders—be charged with conducting immigration enforcement.
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He stressed his support for Immigration and Customs Enforcement amid calls from some Democrats for major changes to immigration enforcement.
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The president is cautioning against a radical call from some who want ICE, the Immigration Enforcement Agency, to be abolished.
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Operation Streamline and similar immigration enforcement strategies were pivotal to that growth, according to analysis by the Pew Research Center.
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And the ACLU is concerned about how the Trump administration could use the program to power its immigration enforcement programs.
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At the same time, my Administration has answered the pleas of the American people for immigration enforcement and border security.
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"Under no circumstances was any disaster relief funding transferred from @fema to immigration enforcement efforts," Houlton said in a tweet.
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As the Trump administration threatened to impose tariffs, Mexican officials in June agreed to step up their country's immigration enforcement.
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A federal judge reached the same conclusion in 2013, ordering a halt to much of Mr Arpaio's immigration enforcement routine.
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Critics accuse Mr Arpaio of diverting resources away from traditional duties of the sheriff's office to focus on immigration enforcement.
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Details: Conway told Fox News host Chris Wallace that immigration enforcement "happened under President Obama," when Biden was vice president.
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It's a huge escalation of the Trump administration's fight against "sanctuary cities" that limit local-federal cooperation on immigration enforcement.
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Steve King, one of the most aggressive Republicans on immigration enforcement who has a history of controversial statements about immigrants.
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Similarly, the Los Angeles Police Department has rules in place that restrict officers from cooperating with ICE in immigration enforcement.
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The federal immigration enforcement unions are law enforcement unions, and they're far to the policy advocacy side of the scale.
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Brown had said last week that he would deploy the troops but not to serve in an immigration-enforcement role.
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Whether DOL or a revamped immigration enforcement be the lead on "quality of life" measures remains a key management question.
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Which of the agency's responsibilities—which extend well beyond immigration enforcement—should be eliminated entirely, and which should be preserved?
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His administration has threatened to withhold federal funds from sanctuary cities if they refuse to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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The White House has repeatedly slammed sanctuary city policies for limiting local authorities' cooperation with federal officials on immigration enforcement.
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President Obama, far from abandoning immigration enforcement, has deported more people — more than two million — more quickly than his predecessors.
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And he pardoned former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio despite claims his ally violated the Constitution with his hardline immigration enforcement.
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What that should tell us is that immigration enforcement alone will not halt the exodus of people fleeing their homelands.
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The Trump administration has pushed tougher immigration enforcement actions, including broadening the scope of offenses that can result in deportation.
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When his friend, a Mexican father of three, is deported, Cantú questions his own role in the immigration enforcement system.
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Faced with increasing immigration enforcement and no clear guarantees of protection, many survivors will choose to stay hidden and silent.
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"Identifying overstays is important for national security, public safety, immigration enforcement, and processing applications for immigration benefits," the report said.
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It would also end the ability of future presidents to unilaterally shut down immigration enforcement (read: Obama) for political purposes.
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He had positioned himself as a staunch opponent of sanctuary cities, or jurisdictions that don't cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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There is a reason why immigration and immigration enforcement was placed under the auspices of the Department of Homeland Security.
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Mr. Trump's 2019 budget seeks $26 billion for immigration enforcement and detention, plus $18 billion more for the border wall.
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Some details in the new suit underscore the difficult position immigration enforcement officials are in as the virus outbreak intensifies.
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He ordered stricter immigration enforcement and banned travelers from several Muslim-majority countries soon after taking office in January 2017.
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The fingerprints were sent to U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement and some people in the United States illegally were arrested.
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The activity over the last week marks a departure from the Obama administration's immigration enforcement, which wasn't exactly easy going.
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As many as 27,000 children are expected to cross the border and enter the immigration enforcement system in April alone.
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The administration's focus on immigration enforcement and the passage of public charge fueled fear among immigrants with and without disabilities.
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Trump has repeatedly called for the deportation of undocumented immigrants and has pushed for stricter immigration enforcement since taking office.
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The Justice Department is suing California over its so-called "sanctuary" policies that prohibit some cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Our vote will also affirm that our police department's mission is the enforcement of criminal laws, not federal immigration enforcement.
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He can command federal agencies—meaning the F.B.I., immigration enforcement—but he cannot direct the New York City Police Department.
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Republican solutions must include strong immigration enforcement mechanisms, including e-verify, entry-exit tracking, and cracking down on sanctuary cities.
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By pardoning former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Trump sent the message that discriminatory tactics were permitted in immigration enforcement.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act authorizes the executive branch to delegate immigration enforcement authorities to state and local government agencies.
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The author of SB 54 argued his bill was necessary to prevent local law enforcement from participating in immigration enforcement.
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"So I told our immigration enforcement personnel, go after the really bad guys, go after the convicted felons," Johnson said.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Wednesday pardoned 61 people, including some who faced immigration enforcement actions because of prior criminal charges.
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This bill strengthens the law to combat dangerous sanctuary policies that shield unlawful and criminal immigrants from federal immigration enforcement.
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The travel ban Trump ran on a platform of tougher immigration enforcement, both to protect American jobs and national security.
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For Harris, some of her doubts begin with the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees the country's immigration enforcement efforts.
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The law also outlaws so-called sanctuary cities where local authorities do not cooperate fully with federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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The standard line from White House reporting is that Trump is mad that Nielsen isn't tough enough on immigration enforcement.
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Trump's executive order on Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Improvements called for hiring 7,500 new Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
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But just eight years ago, Democrats were trying to be tough on immigration enforcement to create "political space" for later reform.
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On the national security front, Bannon highlighted Trump's executive orders on building a border wall and beefed up immigration enforcement policies.
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He apparently believed that if he ramped up immigration enforcement, then Republicans would trust him and come onboard for comprehensive reform.
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His order also gives delegated authority for immigration enforcement to state and local law enforcement, although California has resisted such efforts.
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Under the administration's aggressive immigration enforcement policies, local law enforcement officials worry that crime victims are less likely to come forward.
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Big picture: Opponents of the Trump administration's immigration policies have focused on the relationship between Silicon Valley companies and immigration enforcement.
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Placing immigration enforcement requirements on grants meant to improve community policing, Mr. Feuer said, is "ironic — and at worst, very dangerous."
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And on Tuesday, Sanders said that the US should "abolish" its current immigration system and restructure immigration enforcement agencies like ICE.
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By the company's own admission, at least six of its Washington locations shared guest registries with immigration enforcement agents, he said.
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The US immigration enforcement system was designed to swiftly detain and deport migrants who attempted to sneak into the US illegally.
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Because it's considered a civil immigration violation, not a crime, police don't want to get involved in immigration enforcement, Davidov said.
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The substantial amount of immigration enforcement in 2013 and 2014 were consistent with trends that go back to the Clinton administration.
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A group at Northwestern University sent a similar letter Tuesday warning of the potential consequences of immigration enforcement on college campuses.
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Since it has been in effect, there has been "no evidence of adverse effects on immigration enforcement," the ACLU lawyers said.
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And we already spend more on immigration enforcement agencies, border and interior, than all other principal criminal law enforcement agencies combined.
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In recent months, with threats of increased immigration enforcement looming, school districts around the country have pledged to protect undocumented students.
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The disputes were rooted in a skepticism among immigration hawks that the Obama administration could possibly be "tough" on immigration enforcement.
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These decisions acquired sufficient force that the Obama administration was forced to scrap the centerpiece of its interior immigration enforcement program.
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The Central Minors Program was terminated as of Wednesday following a review initiated by Trump's January executive order on immigration enforcement.
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Trump urged Congress to act and protect DACA recipients, but has also called for border security and immigration enforcement with it.
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Saldana said that the letter reflected long-running concerns among HSI agents about their ties to immigration enforcement that predate Trump.
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Homan, a career law enforcement officer, served as the public face of the administration's aggressive efforts to step up immigration enforcement.
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Today immigration enforcement costs $30 billion a year and, by Mr. Trump's own account, the border still feels like Swiss cheese.
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" Her comments came after Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said Wednesday that immigration enforcement has reached a "breaking point.
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According to ICE statistics, 6900 percent of the deportations in FY2628 met one or more of ICE's civil immigration enforcement priorities.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania to slash federal funding for states and cities that fail to fully cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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As of this writing, the sides are working to reach a deal to delay the tariffs and bolster Mexico's immigration enforcement.
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Under Trump's guidance, federal immigration enforcement has been aggressively stepped up through increased raids and deportations of previously-identified undocumented immigrants.
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Warren's plan would also reform police procedure to ensure vulnerable communities are not mistreated, including separating law enforcement from immigration enforcement.
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Prospective students and parents in China share concerns with those in other countries about American gun violence and tougher immigration enforcement.
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Sanctuary cities, which limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, have increasingly come under fire since Trump took office in January.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly targeted California over the state's policies limiting local authorities' cooperation with federal officials on immigration enforcement.
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Earlier this year, locals' frustration boiled over, sparking a two-month labor strike to demand more immigration enforcement from the mainland.
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California passed the laws last year in what officials hailed as a rebuke of President Donald Trump's aggressive immigration enforcement agenda.
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During the hearing, Mendez said he wasn't convinced California lawmakers had passed the sanctuary statutes to hinder federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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But the campaign against ICE may be conflating an alphabet soup of government agencies and their various roles in immigration enforcement.
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The dispute comes as President Donald Trump has made immigration enforcement and restrictions on asylum claims a centerpiece of his agenda.
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During a speech in April, Mr. Kelly rebuked members of Congress who complained about what they called overly aggressive immigration enforcement.
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And the Trump administration takes the same approach to carrying out immigration enforcement right now — its "detain now, fund later" strategy.
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Her death, which is under investigation, has been widely condemned as a consequence of the Trump administration's staunch immigration enforcement efforts.
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Entangling the local justice system in immigration enforcement erodes trust, discouraging immigrants from reporting crime and appearing as witnesses in court.
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Budget details released by White House officials highlight several areas of conflict between Democrats and Mr. Trump, starting with immigration enforcement.
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Do you think President Donald Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric exacerbates the misconception that the census could be used for immigration enforcement?
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DHS plans to transfer $23.8 million from the Transportation Security Administration for immigration enforcement, according to a document obtained by CNN.
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The Justice Department sued California late Tuesday, alleging that state policies that prohibit some cooperation with federal immigration enforcement are unconstitutional.
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House Hispanic Democrats said Thursday that Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly is shunning their concerns on violations by immigration enforcement agents.
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But the bottleneck created by increased immigration enforcement in Mexico and MPP has led to crowding in northern Mexico's migrant shelters.
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Wofsy called Wednesday's decision "a major outlier," though state and municipalities could still "opt out" of contributing to federal immigration enforcement.
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If it succeeds, it could vastly expand the dragnet that has already begun to transform immigration enforcement in the United States.
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Sessions said that cohort of individuals should not be targeted by immigration enforcement, but he did not promise to protect them.
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Reducing the funding and mission scope of immigration enforcement would be a break from all past precedent set by Democratic presidents.
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Traditionally, government agencies have recognized hospitals, schools and places of worship as "sensitive locations" — sanctuaries from the reach of immigration enforcement.
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If a suspect has a criminal record or is known to immigration enforcement, their identity can be confirmed at the roadside.
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Many have made similar pledges that contrast with a central focus of Trump's presidency and re-election campaign: tough immigration enforcement.
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The DreamActTron will show stories of DACA recipients and other Dreamers and how their lives are affected by immigration enforcement measures.
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I wish I could say this was a new problem, one that is not deeply rooted in our immigration enforcement agencies.
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Comprehensive immigration reform is deeply unfashionable next to decriminalisation of illegal immigration and the abolition of the nation's immigration-enforcement agency.
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And the "abolish ICE" buzzword has lost potency on the left, where a recognition of immigration enforcement needs has taken hold.
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Last week, the Justice Department sued California for its so-called sanctuary state laws and alleging obstruction of federal immigration enforcement.
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The immigration enforcement system, not particularly well-equipped to handle vulnerable migrants without papers at all, is cracking under the strain.
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Trump's most immediate and lasting success on his signature issue has been to "take the handcuffs off" immigration enforcement agents, restoring their ability to arrest unauthorized immigrants wherever found, to give them more latitude in where they can make those arrests, and to build closer connections between local law-enforcement agencies and the federal immigration-enforcement system.
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Under political pressure, President Donald Trump has issued an executive order for families swept up in immigration enforcement to be detained together.
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Effectively, that makes it impossible for any local government to avoid cooperating with the federal government to some degree on immigration enforcement.
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Trump shocked investors by threatening to impose escalating tariffs on Mexico if the country does not step up its immigration enforcement actions.
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Give the border control, give immigration enforcement the tools they need, but let&aposs not go so far as two separate families.
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While the immigration enforcement memo leaves DACA in place for now, a footnote states that it will be addressed in the future.
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"Jeanette Vizguerra's case is a perfect illustration of the broken system of immigration enforcement in this country," Polis told The Colorado Independent.
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By holding and then transferring them down the line to ORR facilities, the government is turning children into pawns for immigration enforcement.
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The police superintendent has confirmed that the department terminated ICE's access to its databases related to federal immigration enforcement activities, she said.
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Lloyd Doggett, who represents San Antonio, had called immigration enforcement officials the day before to tell them not to drop families off.
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Trump was open about his desire to pardon Arpaio, who, like Trump, has been a proponent of hard-line immigration enforcement policies.
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More oddly still, the most prominent Latinos on the political stage are conservative Republicans who take a hard line on immigration enforcement.
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"Under no circumstances was any disaster-relief funding transferred from [FEMA] to immigration enforcement efforts," Homeland Security spokesperson Tyler Q. Houlton tweeted.
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Resist the demands for more brutal immigration enforcement, and electorates may keep voting for candidates who thrive on blaming foreigners for everything.
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The report's authors visited 25 local jurisdictions in the first months of the Trump administration to document immigration enforcement on the ground.
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Cory Gardner in 2020, has vocally criticized Trump for his policies on immigration enforcement and Gardner for his support of coal lobbyists.
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The specter of armed ICE agents invading communities early in the morning harkens back to the darkest days of chaotic immigration enforcement.
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J, representing the younger, idealistic, and often themselves minority workers of modern immigration enforcement, has little innate anti-alien prejudice to overcome.
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Tuesday's ruling by U.S. District Judge William Orrick in San Francisco was the latest blow to Trump's efforts to toughen immigration enforcement.
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Penzone, a Democrat and former Phoenix police officer, has said the county's deputies will not take the lead on immigration enforcement anymore.
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The Act's signature provisions prohibit the use of state and local law enforcement and other resources to support unjust federal immigration enforcement.
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FEMA is one of Homeland Security's many agencies; the sprawling 21.2,8003-person department also includes immigration enforcement, and the U.S. Secret Service.
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"It is plainly within DHS's authority to set the nation's immigration enforcement priorities and to end the discretionary DACA policy," Francisco said.
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Instead of seeing immigration enforcement as just a matter of officer safety, crucially, they see it as a matter of officer morale.
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Palomarez also downplayed the idea that voters would demand that Trump follow through on his early campaign promises of sweeping immigration enforcement.
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He has promised to triple the number of immigration enforcement officers, hire more Border Patrol agents and boost penalties for overstaying visas.
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The Trump administration requested documentation that the cities are complying with federal law, not refusing to assist federal officials with immigration enforcement.
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The latest budget plan will include $200 billion for infrastructure spending and more than $23 billion for border security and immigration enforcement.
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Sanctuary cities undoubtedly make immigration enforcement more challenging, but those jurisdictions typically argue that the Tenth Amendment protects them from federal commandeering.
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GEO does not take positions on, nor advocate for or against, any immigration enforcement policies, which includes laws governing detention of noncitizens.
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The Trump administration implemented its zero tolerance policy at the border earlier this year as part of its crackdown on immigration enforcement.
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Lawyers in Virginia, California and elsewhere have argued that arresting those who resemble an immigration enforcement target amounts to legalized racial profiling.
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Oregon passed its law restricting local law enforcement involvement in federal immigration enforcement long before "sanctuary cities" became a hot political issue.
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Barr's harsh views go way back; in a 1992 interview, he linked the Los Angeles riots to a lack of immigration enforcement.
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Lawyers told CNN it's part of a troubling trend that shows how chaotic the Trump administration's approach to immigration enforcement can be.
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The Home Office's Immigration Enforcement rips people out of this country every day, and this referendum vote has just bolstered their role.
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ICE is responsible for immigration enforcement within the interior of the US as well as special investigations involving trafficking and other issues.
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Trump will also try to restrict federal funding for "sanctuary cities," which decline to use local law enforcement resources for immigration enforcement.
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Therefore, immigration enforcement could either release the whole family into the U.S. or release the children and keep the parents in detention.
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Therefore, immigration enforcement could either release the whole family into the U.S. — or release the children and keep the parents in detention.
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The scope: The version obtained by the AP would target immigration enforcement well beyond the U.S. border, reaching to Oregon and Louisiana.
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In 2014, the Obama administration gave Mexico's government funds to increase its immigration enforcement and deportation efforts in Chiapas, its southernmost state.
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Fear of immigration enforcement has already reduced engagement with local police and the reporting of crimes, including domestic violence and sexual assault.
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Congressional leaders sent mixed signals on the value of a biometric system, and airlines resisted being enlisted in the immigration enforcement fight.
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As a country, we have taken a lax approach to immigration enforcement for years, much as we do with jaywalking or speeding.
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Last year, California enacted the sanctuary laws, which restrict when and how local law enforcement can cooperate with federal immigration enforcement officers.
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Tighter immigration enforcement has limited labor supply in some markets, and prices of many building materials have risen faster than overall inflation.
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The appeals panel rejected one element of the law: a clause that prohibits local officials from "endorsing" policies that limit immigration enforcement.
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That simple change would drastically alter US immigration enforcement, because no one can be jailed for a civil infraction under federal law.
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The Los Angeles Police Department said in a series of tweets it would not participate or assist in the immigration enforcement actions.
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But it also appears that any deterrent effect of Mr. Trump's tough talk and ramped-up immigration enforcement has begun to wane.
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They are succeeding only in counter-radicalizing liberal opinion to stigmatize almost all immigration enforcement against nonfelons as cruel, racist and unacceptable.
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Mr. Trump has threatened to close the southwest border of the United States unless Mexican officials step up their immigration enforcement efforts.
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And for immigrants, there's always been a fear that data could be shared with the immigration enforcement arms of the federal government.
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Some conservatives question whether he would be weak on immigration enforcement, while others have criticized his restaurants for employing foreign guest workers.
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The sharp decline has coincided with a commitment from Mexican officials to ramp up immigration enforcement on their side of the border.
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Some police chiefs and sheriffs have complained that immigration enforcement is not consistent with their priorities and could undermine hard-earned trust.
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Washington has given Mexico $24 million to support immigration enforcement — mostly in training and high-tech gadgetry — and obligated $75 million more.
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The move escalated the Trump administration's battle with cities and states over immigration enforcement, and it took New York officials by surprise.
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In domestic news, the US Department of Homeland Security is apparently buying up cell phone location data to boost its immigration enforcement.
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Snow disagreed, concluding Arpaio knowingly continued the patrols because he believed his immigration enforcement efforts would help his 2012 re-election campaign.
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The other would restrict federal funding to so-called sanctuary cities — jurisdictions that decline to fully comply with federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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"This is a big victory for Dreamers amid months of draconian and meanspirited immigration enforcement policy," said David Leopold, an immigration lawyer.
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"There are many more constituents who are affected by immigration enforcement than by the construction of a wall," a Democratic aide said.
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In his speech, Trump made a link between what he sees as lax immigration enforcement and the rise of gang-related crime.
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It's true that more Democratic politicians than Republicans tend to support so-called sanctuary cities, which limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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In June, Trump had threatened to impose tariffs on all Mexican goods if it did not step up its immigration enforcement efforts.
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In that case, it was the Obama administration that argued that courts may not review the exercise of discretion in immigration enforcement.
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So-called sanctuary cities, which limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, have increasingly come under fire since President Trump took office.
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During his frenetic first week in office, President Trump made good on a core campaign pledge to overhaul the nation's immigration enforcement.
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Congress has long restricted how much money goes to ICE as a way of forcing it to prioritize its immigration enforcement efforts.
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At this point, it is no secret that the Trump Administration is following through on the president's threats of increased immigration enforcement.
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While Obama deported fewer people than his predecessor, George W. Bush, he focused immigration enforcement on interior removals, rather than border apprehensions.
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When they insist on tougher immigration enforcement, they know they're speaking to and for the cross-party coalition responsible for Trump's victory.
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Politicians are earning political capital for pursuing arguments against law-and-order, whether it's against immigration enforcement or the enforcing drug offenses.
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Kelly then met personally with the CHC in April, where he fielded a barrage of questions over the administration's immigration enforcement measures.
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A federal judge last year ordered Arpaio to stop targeting Latinos who had not committed a crime in his immigration-enforcement operations.
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They also say that beyond the specific issue of family detention, they are protesting the broader immigration enforcement apparatus that criminalizes undocumented people.
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Jerry Brown signed a so-called "sanctuary state" bill which basically erects a wall between California law enforcement and federal immigration enforcement officers.
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I want you guys to react to what some of the Democrats today were saying about this ICE issue, immigration enforcement in general.
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Detention, however, is an inescapable part of the immigration enforcement process, at least when people first arrive at the border and claim asylum.
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"Before 20163, internal enforcement activities had not played a very significant role in immigration enforcement," sociologists Douglas Massey and Karen Pren have written.
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Border security and immigration enforcement got the loudest cheers, as well as his pledge to represent the United States rather than the globe.
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Under George W. Bush, on the other hand, immigration raids — whether on residential neighborhoods or in workplaces — were the centerpiece of immigration enforcement.
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Trump is incensed about the hundreds of jurisdictions across the country that set limits on local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Yet, despite this broad and critical mission set, DHS's public focus seems to fall back inevitably to immigration enforcement and Southwest border security.
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Trump doesn't just channel Arpaio with his over-the-top promises to be tough on crime and his racist approach to immigration enforcement.
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Hundreds of municipalities have decided that the best way to police their communities is by separating their public safety enforcement from immigration enforcement.
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It spent more on immigration enforcement than on the FBI, Drug Enforcement Agency, US Marshals and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, combined.
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The Trump administration has bragged that it's more aggressive in immigration enforcement than President Obama was at the end of his second term.
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The ruling could boost federal immigration enforcement efforts, by giving the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency more access to certain local jails.
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Trump has said more countries need to take back nationals ordered deported from the United States and has pledged to increase immigration enforcement.
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The broad term applies to jurisdictions that have policies in place designed to limit cooperation with or involvement in federal immigration enforcement actions.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY), Ilhan Omar (MN), Rashida Tlaib (MI), and Ayanna Pressley (MA) — adding any money for immigration enforcement was a nonstarter.
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Trump ultimately decided that Schumer's "immigration concessions...were not conservative enough," and that he needed more for the border wall and immigration enforcement.
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They simply restore traditional routine immigration enforcement activities in jurisdictions where lawlessness has been condoned by the feds for purely partisan political reasons.
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This includes strident immigration enforcement and a protectionist tilt to trade and foreign investment, two policies that run counter to promoting economic growth.
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Since the inauguration, Clarke has drawn protests in Milwaukee for taking steps to allow corrections officers to conduct immigration enforcement in his jails.
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"My officers do not do any immigration enforcement on the street," said Hutchens, a vocal critic of the so-called Sanctuary State law.
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He recently broadened the categories of people who could be targeted for immigration enforcement to anyone who had been charged with a crime.
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" ICE confirmed to The Guardian that Vargas is currently detained, saying she was arrested by immigration officials during a "targeted immigration enforcement action.
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In an April lender presentation to cut its interest payments, GEO Group offered an industry overview of immigration enforcement, according to a source.
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A fourth measure, focused on punishing "sanctuary cities" that do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement efforts, also fell short of 60 votes.
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"At the local level, we can still say that we don't want our tax payer dollars to facilitate federal immigration enforcement," she said.
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But public outrage over the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" border policy, which separated thousands of families, has intensified the skepticism over immigration enforcement.
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But they distort crime data and definitions of crime to argue that intensifying immigration enforcement among the undocumented could make our communities safer.
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Given that immigrants may have contributed to the historic drop in crime rates, aggressive immigration enforcement is likely to leave us worse off.
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Regardless of Trump's ranting at the cabinet meeting Wednesday night, she has seemed downright eager to effectuate much more aggressive immigration enforcement tactics.
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Mendez also tossed out part of the lawsuit against Assembly Bill 405, which sought to limit private employers' cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Except for a few left wing crazies, who in their right minds really wants to abolish our immigration enforcement or border patrol agencies?
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As best as could be determined, behind the office's aggressive immigration enforcement lies some synergy of national, state, local, and ICE office politics.
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" The final DHS memorandum authorizes CBP and ICE "to accept State services and take other actions as appropriate to carry out immigration enforcement. . .
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ICE has clearly stated that schools are considered "sensitive locations," like churches and places of worship, where they do not conduct immigration enforcement.
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Trump has overseen a crackdown on immigration enforcement since taking office, including the implementation of his administration's "zero tolerance" policy at the border.
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Her departure is part of a broader shakeup in leadership at the agency, which oversees immigration enforcement, cybersecurity, emergency management and other areas.
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Since taking office, the president has authorized construction of the wall and has made immigration enforcement a top priority of his young administration.
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Here's a look at the private sector businesses making money from immigration enforcement: Running a massive nationwide government operation requires organization and technology.
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Following reports of the raids, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus sent a letter to ICE, requesting a meeting about the recent immigration enforcement efforts.
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But overall, the plan would seek to focus immigration enforcement on the most serious cases, an important change from the current detention system.
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Can we just be clear — Hillary and I will do immigration enforcement and we'll vet refugees based on whether they're dangerous or not.
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"The president has called it 'a weapon' to use against jurisdictions that disagree with his preferred policies of immigration enforcement," the judge wrote.
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Typically, immigration enforcement does not take place on college campuses, but many undocumented individuals are worried that might change under a Trump administration.
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" The tweets came after Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said last Wednesday that immigration enforcement has reached a "breaking point.
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Mr. Trump's approach would in some ways be a continuation of policies Mr. Obama has pursued to focus immigration enforcement on convicted criminals.
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For Mexico, the president's threat was a replay of past episodes in which Mr. Trump ranted about the country's lack of immigration enforcement.
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But a recent border-crosser might prefer to go, and immigration enforcement officials would prefer the speedy resolution guaranteed by a voluntary return.
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It also strikes down a provision that would have prevented local officials from adopting policies that might limit immigration enforcement in the state.
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Among other things, that put Mr. Barr in charge of the nation's immigration enforcement agencies, and he pushed to take a harder line.
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So it's possible that McConnell, or Ryan, or Trump could decide that some other immigration enforcement measure is a condition for their vote.
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"For immigrants, there's always been a fear that data could be shared with the immigration enforcement arms of the federal government," Vargas says.
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Trump could suspend the implementation of the "public charge" rule or temporarily halt immigration enforcement actions in and around hospitals and medical facilities.
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"The fear of stereotypes influencing law and immigration enforcement is highlighted by the use of words like 'animals' to describe immigrants," he said.
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California lawmakers have basically told the feds, you do your job (immigration enforcement) and we'll do ours (deciding what's best for our communities).
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At the Justice Department, Kobach had promoted an effort to deputize local police departments with immigration-enforcement authority from Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the circumstances under which New York City officials can turn people over to immigration enforcement agents.
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Residents said the community has largely evaded the increased immigration enforcement efforts of recent years, though they fear Dulce's disappearance could change that.
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Amid all of these headwinds, Thomas, the GOP consultant, says siding with Trump over immigration enforcement could offer a lifeline to state Republicans.
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"Sanctuary city" is a broad term used for jurisdictions that have policies in place designed to limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement actions.
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For every question about farm subsidies or ethanol in Iowa, here they comb over the granular details of housing policies and immigration enforcement.
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While trying to get to the border last year, Yodalys was detained by Mexico's immigration enforcement agency in Mexico City for 50 days.
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He then turned to sanctuary cities, municipalities that have policies in place to limit cooperation with or involvement in federal immigration enforcement actions.
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In August, federal immigration enforcement agents raided several poultry plants in Mississippi, arresting nearly 2000 people on the suspicion that they were undocumented.
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The second order also called for withholding federal funds from "sanctuary" cities, municipalities that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities on immigration enforcement.
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"The early results show that enforcement matters, deterrence matters, and that comprehensive immigration enforcement can make an impact," Kelly said in a statement.
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The move was one of the most sweeping changes yet by Trump on immigration enforcement -- the issue that electrified his presidential election campaign.
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Sanders's plan, like those of the rest of the Democratic field, relies on sweeping executive actions to scale back Trump's immigration enforcement regime.
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Hundreds of demonstrators gathered near the White House on Saturday in protest of raids following President Trump's executive order ramping up immigration enforcement.
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The White House is more focused on taking money from government programs to beef up immigration enforcement and to build his border wall.
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The State Legislature is considering a strong sanctuary bill, the California Values Act, to prohibit the use of state resources for immigration enforcement.
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"We do not take a position on, or advocate for or against, criminal justice, sentencing, immigration enforcement or detention policies," the statement said.
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That would force agencies like Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to suspend immigration enforcement operations and initiatives.
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For one, New York should pass legislation — modeled on California's bill — prohibiting the use of any state or local resources for immigration enforcement.
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The Legal Workforce Act even has the backing of business groups, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and immigration enforcement groups, including NumbersUSA.
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The bill will prohibit additional jail time meant to allow immigration enforcement officials to take undocumented immigrants arrested for other reasons into custody.
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DHS specifically cited a part of the law that blocks the state from supplying data to immigration enforcement agencies to justify the action.
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U.S.: Amid increased immigration enforcement, restaurants, which rely heavily on undocumented labor, are facing a fraught choice: fire trusted employees or risk prosecution.
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U.S.: Amid increased immigration enforcement, restaurants, which rely heavily on undocumented labor, are facing a fraught choice: fire trusted employees or risk prosecution.
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Most members of this faction, though, would privately admit that they're willing to pair protections for the DREAMers with some immigration enforcement measures.
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In a speech in the state capital, Sessions accused California of obstructing federal immigration enforcement efforts and vowed to stop the state's defiance.
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Critics said it pitted law enforcement against the communities they were charged with protecting by putting immigration enforcement in the hands of local police.
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Although the reasons for Ramirez's arrest are in dispute, a move against DACA recipients would represent a significant broadening of immigration enforcement under Trump.
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He told The Boston Globe his work focuses on technology that could be used for terrorism, and does not deal directly with immigration enforcement.
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In his letter to Trump, Sessions touted the department's prosecutions of violent offenders, focus on immigration enforcement, and efforts to combat the opioid epidemic.
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Kirstjen Nielsen, the secretary of Homeland Security who played a major role in implementing the Trump administration's key policy priority, immigration enforcement, resigned Sunday.
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He has repeatedly called out "sanctuary" jurisdictions for not cooperating with federal immigration enforcement, including during his State of the Union speech last week.
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Tableau's relationship with immigration enforcement remains largely opaque to outsiders, because public data does not reveal how funds involving third party contractors are distributed.
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On immigration, California has legislation preventing local jails from holding people for extra time just so that federal immigration enforcement officers can deport them.
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But Wednesday, some of the more liberal justices suggested otherwise -- expressing concern that the Kansas prosecutions amounted to a veiled attempt at immigration enforcement.
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President Donald Trump had seemed to struggle this year with what to do about the DACA program, even as he ramped up immigration enforcement.
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Trump announced on Friday that the U.S. had suspended the planned tariffs against Mexico indefinitely after reaching a deal to step up immigration enforcement.
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He's promised a major infrastructure package to go along with his proposed tax cut, a planned increase in defense spending, and more immigration enforcement.
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None of the areas under evacuation order in North Carolina, South Carolina, or Virginia have "sanctuary" policies shielding undocumented residents from federal immigration enforcement.
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The White House's attempts to punish sanctuary cities for refusing to cooperate on immigration enforcement have also been halted by federal judges—three times.
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But immigration enforcement officials themselves — backed up by congressional Republicans — didn't like the idea of being turned into a kind of auxiliary police force.
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Trump has made tougher immigration enforcement a centerpiece of his campaign and presidency, including vowing to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexican border.
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The mandate to expand the program was outlined in an executive order on immigration enforcement signed just days after Trump took office in January.
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Before Thursday's shooting, Al Khammasi was known to immigration enforcement officials due to his nine prior contacts with police, the Colorado Springs Gazette reported .
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Kelly touted the numbers as an example of the effectiveness of Trump's early policies and executive orders on immigration enforcement already having an effect.
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Not only was the party no longer responsible for immigration enforcement, but they faced a president who's defined himself by his hardline immigration stance.
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Immigration enforcement officers, such as ICE and CBP, still won't use the information Dreamers provided in their applications against them or their families, Sens.
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Since the inauguration, the sheriff has drawn protests in Milwaukee for taking steps to allow corrections officers to conduct immigration enforcement in his jails.
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Montgomery County, Md., Police Chief Tom Manger has a different view of the impact that police involvement in immigration enforcement has on community safety.
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Assisting in federal immigration enforcement efforts can drive a wedge between local law enforcement officials and the communities they serve, which undermines public safety.
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"Routine non-criminal immigration enforcement operations will not be conducted at evacuation sites, or assistance centers such as shelters or food banks," it said.
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The court has also blocked several Arizona state laws, including measures to require English-only education, an immigration enforcement ban and restrictions on abortions.
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It also includes tough border security provisions, immigration enforcement measures and changes to legal immigration programs that have left it with no Democratic support.
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Most Americans favor stringent security at U.S. borders, and most do not know that ICE's role in immigration enforcement is not at the border.
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Two members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) were asked to leave a meeting between lawmakers and the country's top immigration enforcement official Thursday.
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Two people told the Times that Nielsen, the Cabinet head who oversees agencies responsible for immigration enforcement and border security, drafted a resignation letter.
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Harris spoke to reporters Thursday shortly after Ronald Vitiello, Trump's nominee to head U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE), addressed senators on Capitol Hill.
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Sessions said there are "loopholes of monumental proportions" in federal law that undermine immigration enforcement, and said Congress needed to act on that, too.
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Instead, it offered Operation Border Guardian, a grossly misnamed immigration-enforcement surge that went after people this country did not need to guard against.
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Though the National Guard legally has the authority to arrest migrants, its use specifically for immigration enforcement took the human rights community by surprise.
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The suit aims to block three so-called sanctuary laws California's legislature passed last year in response to the Trump administration's immigration enforcement measures.
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According to the immigration enforcement agency, about 176,000 immigrants at large in the country have been convicted of crimes and ordered deported by judges.
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If teachers are allowed to serve as immigration enforcement offices, the floodgates of violations will run rampant at numerous sensitive locations throughout the nation.
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His administration has eliminated the Obama-era immigration enforcement priorities, sowing fear in immigrant communities and putting all undocumented people at risk of removal.
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Indeed, in the past year, ICE has strenuously bolstered cooperation with local and state law enforcement, blurring the lines between criminal and immigration enforcement.
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The sanctuary issue might be popular with the open border pols in California, but public sentiment is clearly on the side of immigration enforcement.
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After campaigning on an anti-immigration platform, President Trump is aiming to deliver on a major promise, by substantially stepping up immigration enforcement activities.
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Under the Trump administration, federal officials have aggressively stepped up their immigration enforcement, expanding raids and ramping up prosecutions and deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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Tensions between states like California and Arizona and the federal government over immigration enforcement have spiked in recent years, including under the Obama administration.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld the majority of Texas' immigration enforcement law that imposed a crackdown on 'sanctuary cities' in the state.
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The raids suggest the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is returning to sweeping immigration enforcement tactics not seen since the George W. Bush administration.
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Today, there are nearly three-quarters of a million Dreamers who no longer have to constantly fear an encounter with an immigration enforcement agent.
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Some senior HHS officials were hesitant to interfere with immigration enforcement policy, or advocate for the department's mission in interagency forums, the report found.
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"Under no circumstances was any disaster relief funding transferred from @fema to immigration enforcement efforts," Tyler Q. Houlton, an agency spokesman, said on Twitter.
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The ruling suggested that local officials who limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement because of limited resources were not necessarily violating the law.
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For instance, while Cotton says he wants to protect DACA recipients, he's also said that doing so should be paired with increased immigration enforcement.
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The other major directorate, Enforcement and Removal Operations, or E.R.O., is responsible for interior civil immigration enforcement, including deportation and detention of undocumented immigrants.
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As the Trump administration pushes the rest of the country toward tougher immigration enforcement, the Atlanta area offers a glimpse of what could be.
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Mr. Trump withdrew Mr. Vitiello's nomination to be director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is responsible for immigration enforcement away from the border.
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As immigration enforcement has ramped up generally, immigrants with old criminal convictions — including legal immigrants, even green card holders — have become especially appealing targets.
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Still, the president's purge of the Homeland Security Department this week signals his belief that strict immigration enforcement is a winning issue for him.
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About 7 undocumented immigrant workers were detained earlier this month at plants across Mississippi in the largest single-state immigration enforcement operation in history.
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It prohibits local governments and universities from passing laws or regulations that limit cooperation with immigration enforcement officers or the enforcement of immigration laws.
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""Today, there are nearly three-quarters of a million Dreamers who no longer have to constantly fear an encounter with an immigration enforcement agent.
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Under his leadership, Chicago sued the Justice Department last year over its policy to withhold federal grants unless sanctuary cities comply with immigration enforcement.
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Earlier this month, Attorney General Jeff Sessions sued California over three laws passed last year in response to the Trump administration's immigration enforcement measures.
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Mexico's role in immigration enforcement has been a point of contention as the Trump administration mores toward increased detention and deportation of undocumented immigrants.
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But it has started to cooperate with the Trump administration on immigration enforcement, stopping migrants in their tracks before they reach the US border.
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They fear that Mr. Trump, who ran on a pledge of mass deportation, dehumanizing immigrants and refugees, will remove humane discretion from immigration enforcement.
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More money and agents for immigration enforcement, punishing sanctuary cities and attempting to send so-called criminals to Mexico is likewise an unfriendly act.
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Yet as a nation we are a long way from this faithful call, as the recent release of governmental immigration enforcement data reminds us.
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But Biden has also struggled to answer persistent criticism of immigration enforcement tactics under Obama, particularly in the first four years of his presidency.
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The US immigration enforcement system isn't built to care for these people; it isn't built to deal with anyone who can't be quickly deported.
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And for sheriffs who wanted to help the administration on immigration enforcement but needed an excuse to do it, this could be the time.
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He's promised to allow police "to go and counter-attack" and to allow border patrol and immigration enforcement agents to deport immigrants at will.
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Democrats may be more critical of immigration enforcement than they've been in recent memory, but right now criticizing is all they can do anyway.
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Brown's signature means that police will be barred from asking people about their immigration status or participating in federal immigration enforcement activities starting Jan. 1.
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The rise of mass immigration enforcement and widespread deportation under the Bush, Obama, and Trump administrations happened in the absence of any new immigration laws.
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It comes as Trump took new aim at Mexico this week with threatened tariffs if the country does not step up its immigration enforcement actions.
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That may be why Trump has been reticent to kill DACA, even as he's cracked down on immigration enforcement in his first months in office.
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Sadly, the ongoing controversy over the citizenship question -- coupled with Trump's increased immigration enforcement actions -- means that damage has already been done among immigrant communities.
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For instance, acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Mark Morgan, a vocal proponent of the administration's immigration enforcement policies, replaced Sanders as acting CBP commissioner.
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In recent years, local governments across the country have been in the spotlight for fighting back against federal immigration enforcement by calling themselves sanctuary cities.
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While President Trump has abandoned many of Obama's policies restricting immigration enforcement, he has, so far, kept the rule about schools and churches in place.
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But the '96 law essentially invented immigration enforcement as we know it today — where deportation is a constant and plausible threat to millions of immigrants.
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Those who oppose the question say many Latinos may not respond to the census because they mistrust the US government and fear strict immigration enforcement.
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I was at a hearing with 93 months after 911, he complained that the way DHS was put together deemphasized border security and immigration enforcement.
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They are known as "sanctuary" cities, a broad term applied to jurisdictions that have policies limiting cooperation with or involvement in federal immigration enforcement actions.
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Washington (CNN)A series of immigration enforcement operations around the country netted more than 680 arrests, mostly criminals, the Department of Homeland Security said Monday.
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According to a top aide, Pressley is watching how the 2020 candidates deal with her fight against the Department of Homeland Security's immigration enforcement policies.
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The lawsuit against New Jersey asks a court to block a directive that limits cooperation by New Jersey law enforcement officers with federal immigration enforcement.
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The budget request will ask Congress for an extra $2 billion for border wall construction, in addition to billions in funding hikes for immigration enforcement.
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"These documents provide a glimpse into a federal immigration enforcement system marked by brutality and lawlessness," said Mitra Ebadolahi, ACLU border litigation project staff attorney.
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The Honduran woman, who was not named, was reportedly being prosecuted for crossing the border illegally, part of the US government's stepped-up immigration enforcement.
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"Instead of taking 12 to 20 a year, we're talking about 50 to 100 every time [US Customs and Immigration Enforcement] detains Cambodians," Lo said.
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By 2015, the administration had moved to a more targeted immigration enforcement plan, focused on serious criminals, that allowed them to remain in the country.
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Indeed, it was the exact opposite: It was a case about a state that wanted to do more immigration enforcement than the federal government desired.
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"I was just telling a friend how I was carrying mine three years ago" when Trump started ramping up his immigration enforcement rhetoric, she said.
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Many didn't see him adopting a heavy immigration enforcement agenda when he started the job because he didn't have that background, Sandweg told BuzzFeed News.
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But it's still another front in the Trump administration's effort to use federal help to pressure local police departments into helping more with immigration enforcement.
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Escalante said public universities will face increased pressure as state institutions if laws are changed at a federal or state level to facilitate immigration enforcement.
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That includes roughly $2900 million for barriers and gates along the border, increased technology and more personnel, and an additional $220006 million for immigration enforcement.
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After Garcia de Rayos' deportation, Angel and Jacqueline were thrust into the spotlight as activists for family unity in the face of enhanced immigration enforcement.
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But just as the Democratic establishment warmed up to its base on immigration enforcement, the "abolish ICE" movement has presented them with a new challenge.
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Ramirez told NBC the decision was "sad but responsible" amid reports of more immigration enforcement arrests on the part of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Don't get us wrong: We are proud to partner with federal immigration enforcement efforts when serious criminals are involved and public safety is at stake.
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Inslee has been critical of Trump's immigration policies and signed an executive order in 2017 that limited the state's role in enforcing immigration enforcement laws.
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Trump made tougher immigration enforcement a centerpiece of his campaign and presidency, along with a pledge to build a wall at the U.S.-Mexican border.
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The moves by the advocacy group come as a part of a campaign to get technology companies to drop their contracts with immigration enforcement agencies.
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In this current political climate, immigrant families are already living with daily discrimination, threats of family separation and detention, and fear of harsh immigration enforcement.
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San Francisco is a "sanctuary city," a term that broadly refers to a city that in some way does not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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Along with that proposal is billions for border security and a suite of legal changes that would give the government far more immigration enforcement powers.
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On the heels of two executive orders signed by the president on January 25 on immigration enforcement, DHS Secretary John F. Kelly issued implementing memoranda.
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In remarks before the meeting, Sessions blamed an "open border and years of lax immigration enforcement" for the expansion of MS-2628 in American cities.
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He won with an agenda of immigration enforcement, economic nationalism, and a foreign policy focused on national security and commercial advantage rather than moral imperialism.
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No doubt the Senate Democratic leadership, which has abandoned any pretense of support for any kind of immigration enforcement, will attempt to block the bill.
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López Obrador was forced to use his newly created National Guard for immigration enforcement, rather than its initial purpose of combating crime at street level.
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Trump lauded Sessions's handling of immigration enforcement during a White House event on so-called sanctuary cities that do not cooperate with federal immigration authorities.
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Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly has signed two memos for White House consideration on ramping up immigration enforcement, according to the Washington Post's David Nakamura.
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It is a bizarre by-product of the Trump administration's policies, effectively outsourcing American immigration enforcement to Mexico, and sometimes even to the migrants themselves.
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His nearly unwavering support for harsh immigration enforcement and a border wall fed off of the perception of an immigration system as chaotic and uncontrolled.
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"Removing all undocumented immigrants in just two years, as Donald Trump has proposed, would require monumental expansions in U.S. immigration enforcement operations," the study said.
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The national security strategy also emphasizes the importance of cybersecurity and immigration enforcement, and reiterates Trump's call for a wall along the US-Mexico border.
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More from VICE: The effects of stricter immigration enforcement efforts are not limited to changes in mental health or how undocumented immigrants engage with society.
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Under Obama, with the immigration enforcement apparatus enjoying a surge of financial resources that began at the end of George W. Bush's administration, this flipped.
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This whole saga about immigration enforcement is important, and it is true that many of Biden's rivals for the presidency are critical of Obama's approach.
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The study's authors expected to find that unauthorized immigrants were worrying about immigration enforcement and changing their behavior (and what they told their kids) accordingly.
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All along the border, immigration enforcement agencies have come to rely on nonprofits and their army of volunteers to help send migrants on their way.
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"The assumption is the Democrats are against the idea of immigration enforcement," so it was important that Mr. O'Rourke clearly stated otherwise, Mr. Noorani said.
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Several recent polls found that most Americans disagreed with President Trump taking a hard-line approach to immigration enforcement by separating families at the border.
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Mr. Trump jumped in a moment later, assailing California's embrace of so-called sanctuary cities, where local authorities limit their cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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"I don't think anybody that works in the [immigration enforcement] space is eager to participate with him," said a former administration official, referring to Miller.
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But in the immigration enforcement community, the militarization of the border has given rise to a culture imbued with the language and tactics of war.
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And now the county government is joining the backlash against the state policy, which prohibits local law enforcement from some cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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On the other hand, both voted for legislation that the Republican House passed last summer to punish localities that withhold cooperation from federal immigration enforcement.
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When it comes to immigration enforcement, we are fighting to stop the influx of criminal aliens, illegal immigrants and would-be terrorists into the nation.
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" Earlier this year, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions lashed out at California for getting in the way of immigration enforcement activities and protecting "wanted criminals.
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Goodlatte's bill includes tougher requirements for verifying workers and would crack down on so-called sanctuary cities, which do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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Bruce Rauner, a Republican, has reportedly committed to signing an immigrant-friendly bill that places limits on the state and local police in immigration enforcement.
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Lawsuits against the use of ICE detainers have been brought before on behalf of United States citizens mistakenly caught up in the immigration enforcement system.
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Jerry Brown (D) earlier said he would accept federal funding to add 400 California Guardsmen, but insisted the troops not be used for immigration enforcement.
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"To describe the operation as an immigration enforcement action is inaccurate; it was a federal criminal investigation that also resulted in immigration arrests," he said.
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He also asked lawmaker to provide funding for an additional 85033,000 federal immigration enforcement and removal officers, which would more than double the current number.
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Last week, the Department of Justice announced guidelines for a program that seeks to increase cooperation among city, state, and federal authorities on immigration enforcement.
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He said that he would not authorize his officers to become immigration agents as President Trump had directed in an executive order on immigration enforcement.
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In January, the administration changed from Obama to Trump, with a much different approach toward immigration enforcement, including many more arrests away from the border.
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Language in the bill was also changed to explicitly allow local agencies to participate in task forces even if they include immigration enforcement in investigations.
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The White House this month tried to plant immigration enforcement officials in the refugee agency that oversees unaccompanied migrant children, according to The Washington Post.
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The appointment would put Sessions in a powerful position to turn Trump's promises of aggressive immigration enforcement and reduced federal oversight of police into reality.
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But for Trump, a win on pretty standard immigration enforcement spending is a harder sell than declaring victory on funding for his big, beautiful wall.
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Most center-left Democrats sounded like Hillary Clinton, attempting to balance support for comprehensive immigration reform with tough rhetoric on border security and immigration enforcement.
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The election of Trump, who made tough immigration enforcement a centerpiece of his campaign, proved a deterrent of its own, at least for a while.
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Some law enforcement officials say the impact of the sanctuary measure likely will be minimal because it bans immigration enforcement activities that few agencies participate in.
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The United States and Mexico reached a deal Friday night in which Trump dropped the tariff threat in return for Mexico's commitment to increased immigration enforcement.
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Since June, immigration enforcement officers have detained approximately 300 Iraqi nationals with final deportation orders, according to information provided to the court by the Iraqis' lawyers.
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"Sanctuary city" is a broad term applied to jurisdictions that have policies in place intended to limit cooperation with, or involvement in, federal immigration enforcement actions.
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The 2600-page document calls for the unprecedented militarization of immigration enforcement as far north as Portland, Oregon, and as far east as New Orleans, Louisiana.
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President Donald Trump, who made tougher immigration enforcement a cornerstone of his campaign, directed the government to cut off funding to sanctuary jurisdictions in a Jan.
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The US has more resources devoted to immigration enforcement than it ever has before — both on the border and in the interior of the United States.
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Because the processes for detaining and processing these children are so different, they've exacerbated the immigration court backlog and taken resources away from other immigration enforcement.
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He feels like his family's voice has been heard Chuck Ellis, a state trooper in Albertville, Alabama, has been advocating for tougher immigration enforcement for years.
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By the time Obama ran for reelection, nearly every prison and jail in the US was connected to federal immigration enforcement through the "Secure Communities" program.
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According to the ACLU, which cites policy documents and testimony it obtained through the litigation, border officials can search devices for purposes well beyond immigration enforcement.
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Details: The judges want ICE to add courthouses to its list of "sensitive" locations, which are free from immigration enforcement and currently include schools and churches.
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The states say the Trump administration violated DACA enrollees' due process rights because they were promised their personal information would not be deployed for immigration enforcement.
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" Nashville Mayor David Briley put out a statement saying the city's police officers "do not actively participate in immigration enforcement efforts and only serve as peacekeepers.
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The decision highlights the broad scope of the Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement strategies, and show how its hardline policies extend far beyond the southern border.
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Sixty-one police officials from across the country — in both red and blue districts — signed a letter asking Trump to scale back his immigration enforcement strategy.
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With an administration whose immigration-enforcement policy has been defined by allowing ICE agents a lot of autonomy over how they do their jobs, that's key.
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The White House consistently tries to raise the stakes on immigration enforcement by bringing up the fact that some small share of unauthorized immigrants murder people.
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The 113(g) program allows deputies or officers from participating departments to undergo training so that they can carry out immigration enforcement activities in their communities.
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They would be prohibited from asking about immigration status, giving federal immigration authorities access to interview a person in custody or assisting them in immigration enforcement.
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She and colleagues in the Legislature are working on measures that would restrict local law enforcement from cooperating in immigration enforcement operations funded by federal dollars.
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The Trump administration has also directed immigration enforcement agents to target anyone in the country illegally for deportation — not just individuals who have committed serious crimes.
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" According to ICE, Carias is "a repeat immigration violator who has assumed multiple identities and nationalities over the years in order to evade federal immigration enforcement.
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The immigration enforcement agency and city had at a previous Memorandum of Understanding, meaning Oakland operated as a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants despite federal law.
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Criminal justice and immigration enforcement are obviously issues in which the legislature has input, but prosecutorial discretion means that executive agencies have a lot of power.
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Orange County deputies are trained by ICE under an agreement known as the 287(g) program, where the deputies serve as immigration enforcement in the jail.
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Homeland Security's guidance to immigration agents is part of a broader border security and immigration enforcement plan in executive orders that Trump signed on Jan. 25.
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This year, as awareness has grown of the detention camps and their inhumane conditions, so too have protests focused on immigration enforcement and human rights abuses.
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The 11-page document calls for the unprecedented militarization of immigration enforcement as far north as Portland, Oregon, and as far east as New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Prioritizes immigration enforcement for undocumented immigrants who have committed serious crimes, followed by those who would arrive in the U.S. illegally after the bill was enacted.
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The federal government just didn't have the resources for interior immigration enforcement to pick up and remove large numbers of immigrants who hadn't committed other crimes.
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This doesn't mean the activists rallying to abolish ICE are supposed to present a 20-page memo for what they think immigration enforcement ought to be.
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This funding reflects the Trump administration's continued efforts to advance policies to ramp up immigration enforcement that tears apart communities at untold human and economic costs.
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Rounding up, detaining, obtaining deportation orders and removing 85033 million individuals will require an increase in the immigration enforcement budget of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Trump has already issued executive orders to direct federal agencies to start work on a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and to strengthen immigration enforcement.
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The three troubled countries send the highest number of migrants north seeking asylum in the United States, according to data from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Enforcement.
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Part of Graham's frustration stems from his belief that Democrats are hypocrites for refusing to contemplate immigration enforcement policies that they have favored in the past.
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"The cruel and arbitrary nature of President Trump's immigration enforcement policies is captured in the heartbreaking story of the Sanchez family," Feinstein said in the statement.
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Senate Democrats introduced a bill Tuesday to ensure information given to the government by Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) beneficiaries isn't used for immigration enforcement.
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A bipartisan bill to grant temporary relief from immigration enforcement to Venezuelans in the United States passed the House in a 220006-2202 vote on Tuesday.
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The Republican push for more immigration enforcement funding — including some money for Trump's promised border wall — is another outstanding issue still in need of working out.
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Yet our findings in our immigration enforcement study suggest that some US citizens may be more vulnerable than others to violations of this basic legal guarantee.
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Although activists expressed hope that relief from immigration enforcement could come under a new political reality, they cast doubts on Trump's willingness to provide said relief.
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The draft calls to end all so-called sanctuary politics, as well as prioritize criminal immigration enforcement and denaturalize any citizens who obtained fraudulently obtained citizenship.
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But today, under Trump's immigration enforcement policy, requiring the same officers to participate in the warrantless arrest and costly detention of non-citizens apparently is not.
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Only the federal government can prosecute those crimes right now because of a 2000 immigration law, and because, broadly speaking, immigration enforcement is a federal problem.
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So did officials from cities and counties in Arizona and Texas, states whose proximity to the Mexican border guarantees an uptick in immigration enforcement under Trump.
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Trump, during his campaign for president and in the White House, has denounced a number of crimes by illegal immigrants to press for stricter immigration enforcement.
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On the campaign trail, Trump also proposed tripling the size of the existing immigration enforcement agency, which, similarly, would require money and compete with other priorities.
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Democrats are resisting President Donald Trump's call for money to start building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and to hire more immigration enforcement agents.
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Shortly afterward, DHS announced that all immigration enforcement officers are to turn in any adult immigrant caught crossing the U.S. border illegally to DOJ for prosecution.
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Gulasekaram suspects that in the near future we could see more local law enforcement agencies taking up the orders' offers to take on immigration enforcement duties.
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She said that Olivia's ignorance of immigration enforcement was the only thing that didn't make sense, since Olivia has an active online presence with a blog.
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Because the procedures for detaining and processing these children are so different, they've exacerbated the immigration court backlog and taken resources away from other immigration enforcement.
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The ruling marked an important win for local governments that have opposed Trump administration immigration policies and tried to keep out of federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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According to ICE's website, hospitals and other medical treatment facilities are supposed to be "sensitive locations," meaning they are largely exempt from actions of immigration enforcement.
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First, it is moving forward at a time when the Trump administration has increased immigration enforcement activities and has ordered the construction of expanded detention facilities.
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The administration's aggressive immigration enforcement actions mean that millions of undocumented people are wary of any interaction with the government, which includes going to the hospital.
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If you are worried about the impact of the immigration enforcement apparatus in your immediate community, you can attend Know Your Rights trainings in your area.
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He was concerned about an immigration enforcement operation and felt he was being undermined by subordinate immigration hardliners who had a direct line to the President.
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In July 2017, then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that applicants for Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grants would have to comply with federal immigration enforcement.
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Previous immigration negotiations had tied a road to legalization for undocumented immigrants with tougher immigration enforcement, a paradigm that's guided immigration negotiations since the Reagan administration.
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They would receive training on immigration enforcement and delegated immigration authority, which includes the option of being able to detain aliens on the basis of detainers.
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Moreover, the nature of immigration enforcement and the resources (or lack thereof) appropriated by Congress necessitate exactly the type of choices that the president has made.
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The officer took him to the county jail, run by the Harris County Sheriff's Office, which is required by state law to cooperate with immigration enforcement.
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The Trump administration has tightened immigration enforcement, vastly expanding the number of migrants considered priorities for deportation and promising to hire 10,000 immigration and customs agents.
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"Sanctuary city" is a broad term applied to jurisdictions that have policies in place designed to limit cooperation with or involvement in federal immigration enforcement actions.
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It simply allows California's state and local law enforcement officers to focus on their jobs of protecting their communities, while leaving immigration enforcement to the feds.
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Mr. Sessions called the notion of strict immigration enforcement eroding trust an "exaggerated argument" and said that people could still call 911 anonymously to report crime.
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Over the last three years, the federal government's erosion of immigrant protections and efforts to entangle localities in immigration enforcement have jeopardized critical relationships with communities.
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A federal judge in Philadelphia ruled Wednesday that the department can't withhold funding from Philadelphia because it refuses to cooperate with federal authorities on immigration enforcement.
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ICE arrested immigrants who violated U.S. immigration laws this week during "targeted immigration enforcement operations" in the San Francisco area, the agency said in a statement.
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Mr. Trump has said he will choose as his nominee for attorney general Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, a vigorous proponent of strong immigration enforcement.
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However, the number of people who expected Trump to deport millions of undocumented immigrants spiked since the president issued travel ban and immigration enforcement executive orders.
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As a result, an estimated 87 percent of the illegal alien population was off limits from immigration enforcement, which explains the paltry ICE interior removal numbers.
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Homan, a longtime federal immigration enforcement official, oversaw a nearly 40% increase in immigration arrests during his brief tenure as ICE chief in the Trump administration.
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Coulter, a vehement critic of illegal immigration, was a vocal supporter of Trump's presidential campaign when he vowed to take a hard line on immigration enforcement.
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He also assigned the newly minted Mexican National Guard to combat the cartels, until he was forced to redirect them to immigration enforcement at Trump's request.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, such as decriminalizing unauthorized border crossings and restructuring immigration enforcement agencies such as US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and ICE.
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Local officials in liberal-leaning areas known as sanctuary cities have already resisted helping federal agents arrest unauthorized immigrants or otherwise cooperating with federal immigration enforcement.
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Several other lawmakers are focusing on the administration's recent moves to beef up immigration enforcement, which Democrats warn is just the beginning stages of mass deportations.
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What we do know, despite the lack of media curiosity, is that Hillary Clinton promises a radical amnesty combined with a radical reduction in immigration enforcement.
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The ACLU says those arrested in immigration enforcement operations last month mostly in Michigan and Tennessee face persecution, torture or death if they are deported to Iraq.
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Last month, the United States and Mexico signed on to a joint declaration after Trump threatened to impose tariffs on Mexico if it didn't bolster immigration enforcement.
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The event was hosted by Jones, who invited Thomas Homan, the acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, to discuss the sheriff's department's priorities regarding immigration enforcement.
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They're confident their status as sanctuary cities -- jurisdictions that have policies in place designed to limit cooperation with or involvement in federal immigration enforcement actions -- is secure.
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Border crossings also appear to be on the decline, following Mexico's changes to its immigration enforcement, and arrests at the border dropped by 28 percent in June.
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Mexico is increasing immigration enforcement near the southern border amid heightened pressure from the U.S. to reduce the surge of mostly Central American migrants through its territory.
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A spokesperson for Cuomo's office on Wednesday said that the expected deal would only be to verify applicants to the Trusted Traveler Program, not for immigration enforcement.
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Its inclusion in Trump's speech shows he's now deferring to his Department of Homeland Security (and Republican legislators) when it comes to the details of immigration enforcement.
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It is harder to detect people in such vehicles than in soft-sided ones, says David Wood, a former boss of immigration enforcement at the Home Office.
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Democratic presidential candidates have said they would continue the program, but most of the Republicans in the race have vowed to dismantle it and redouble immigration enforcement.
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Thornhill, who works in commercial design and lives in Los Angeles, said she began supporting the organization after it released videos that exposed problems with immigration enforcement.
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They've sided with California in Trump's efforts to strike down the state's "sanctuary" laws, and to block funding from cities that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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"By protecting criminals from immigration enforcement, cities and states with 'so-called' sanctuary policies make their communities less safe and undermine the rule of law," O'Malley said.
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During Kelly's tenure in Trump's White House — first as Secretary of Homeland Security and later as chief of staff — the administration implemented aggressive new immigration enforcement measures.
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That's because a controversial question is increasingly becoming a political lightning rod: Can local governments limit their cooperation with the feds when it comes to immigration enforcement?
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If prosecution is going to be used as a proxy for immigration detention, then that will be a very interesting new front in the immigration enforcement world.
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Citing a poll that says around 60 percent of Hispanics in his state want stricter immigration enforcement, Scott said lawmakers have been all talk for too long.
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"The early results show that enforcement matters, deterrence matters, and that comprehensive immigration enforcement can make an impact," Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said in a statement.
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The fight over "sanctuary" policies is ultimately a fight over whether fear is a useful tool in immigration enforcement or an evil that can poison whole communities.
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The group, which has met with the Department of Homeland Security, pushes for "common sense immigration reform," he said, including keeping local cops out of immigration enforcement.
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But Barrientos of Make the Road believes that such increasing immigration enforcement action makes undocumented immigrants more fearful of arrest and deportation, which only helps MS-13.
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The problem is, Republicans want to use DACA as a bargaining chip to get Trump's wall, pass tougher immigration enforcement policies and cut back on chain migration.
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The sanctuary cities bill would change the law to give the administration far more ability to go after jurisdictions that do not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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Those views earned him swift praise from Republicans, who see him as an ally of tough immigration enforcement with an intimate knowledge of South and Central America.
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The Trump administration opened up a new salvo against sanctuary cities on Tuesday -- moving to make immigration enforcement a pre-condition for receiving key law enforcement grants.
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Immigration enforcement falls under federal jurisdiction, but localities don't always comply because it can hamper undocumented immigrants from helping law enforcement if there's a risk of deportation.
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To put it simply, fears that law enforcement and immigration enforcement are one and the same have a chilling effect on reports of crime among minority communities.
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Dan Stein, president of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which advocates for strict immigration enforcement and has several ties to the Trump administration, rejected these comparisons.
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The uptick in immigration enforcement at workplaces delivers on President Donald Trump's campaign promise to crack down on businesses that hire undocumented immigrants as opposed to citizens.
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It's also much more similar to statistics from the first six years of the Obama administration — the most aggressive period in immigration enforcement in the modern era.
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In March, the administration filed a federal lawsuit against California and some of its top officials over state policies that limit some cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
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Leahy pressed Readler on Attorney General Jeff Sessions' letter about the rescission of DACA, which suggested lax immigration enforcement was responsible for crime, violence and even terrorism.
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The strategy for combatting MS-13 rests on one of the core premises of American immigration enforcement: undocumented immigrants have far fewer legal rights than citizens do.
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What we do know, despite the total lack of media curiosity, is that Hillary Clinton promises a radical amnesty combined with a radical reduction in immigration enforcement.
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Nonetheless, a pay cut of 3.1 percent for 10 percent of the American work force seems modest compared with the price tag of ramping up immigration enforcement.
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Morgan recognized that, beyond the acrimony surrounding ICE as an institution, its core mission of interior immigration enforcement will inevitably put it at odds with certain sectors.
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The Trump administration is diverting millions of dollars from federal disaster relief funds so it can be used for immigration enforcement, NBC News and CNN reported Tuesday.
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The broad term refers to cities that don't fully cooperate with federal authorities when it comes to turning over people in the country illegally to immigration enforcement.
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Pence made the remarks after visiting detention centers in Texas near the U.S.-Mexico border that the administration says show the strain immigration enforcement agencies are under.
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Regardless of the lower numbers, 10.9 million undocumented persons remain in the country, irrespective of economic trends and increased federal, and, in some cases, state immigration enforcement.
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Groups such as the Anti-Raids Network already organize to promote this kind of resistance, and have been successful in forcing Immigration Enforcement Officers out of neighborhoods.
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Several top DHS jobs are either vacant or filled on an acting basis, including positions responsible for disaster response, immigration enforcement, finance, policy, and science and technology.
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Much of the immigration enforcement and detention is occurring in the interior of the country, which private prisons view as a "boon" for the industry, Eisen said.
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Migrant children's time in government custody has grown longer, in part due to the new policies that make sponsors afraid to come forward because of immigration enforcement.
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Chad Readler, a U.S. Department of Justice attorney, told Mendez it was clear that the state had passed the sanctuary laws last year to halt immigration enforcement.
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The city does provide limited cooperation with federal immigration officials, turning over people convicted of certain felonies to immigration enforcement agents, if the agents have a warrant.
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He aggressively turned up the heat on internal immigration enforcement, stepping up deportation of undocumented immigrants, even those without serious criminal records, reversing an Obama administration policy.
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Mr. Trump posted tweet after tweet on the subject, portraying the caravan as a danger to the United States and evidence of lax immigration enforcement in Mexico.
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To be clear, Ocasio-Cortez isn't calling for open borders, but she's saying there needs to be less focus on immigration enforcement and more focus on security.
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California and the hundreds of other places across the country with such laws and policies have done nothing whatsoever to actively interfere with federal immigration enforcement efforts.
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Some local agencies have begun planning training to help their staff navigate what could be ahead: interactions with immigration enforcement agents, increasingly anxious clients and final regulations.
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But many critics — and supporters — simply take the word "sanctuary" at face value, and assume that sanctuary cities are those that protect immigrants from federal immigration enforcement.
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In addition, a correction officer at the Bergen County Jail in New Jersey, which has a contract with the immigration enforcement agency, tested positive, county officials said.
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Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder says his school resource officers don't write up noncriminal incidents like doodles, and the department doesn't route information from schools to immigration enforcement.
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He has criticized Ms. Raimondo this year for her approach to economic development and has called for a tougher approach to immigration enforcement at the local level.
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"The clash of those two views has caused a dysfunctional relationship within the leadership" at the department, said the source, referring to diverging views on immigration enforcement.
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Washington (CNN)North Carolina's Democratic governor vetoed a controversial bill on Wednesday that would have required sheriffs in the state to closely cooperate with federal immigration enforcement.
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Arizona (2012), the lawsuit over Arizona's infamous "papers, please" law, the Supreme Court ruled that immigration enforcement was the jurisdiction of the federal government, not the states.
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ICE says that it mostly conducts the license searches to look for child exploitation or cybercrime and that it does not "routinely" use it for immigration enforcement.
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They order the hiring of 10,000 immigration enforcement agents and 753,000 Border Patrol officers, and direct Customs and Border Protection to start designing and building the wall.
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He swept aside former President Barack Obama's immigration enforcement priorities in favor of vastly expanding immigration detention and prosecuting every immigrant who crosses the border without authorization.
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Advocacy groups for immigrants are campaigning to strengthen the legal firewall between jails and immigration enforcement with legislation to restrict extended jail holds or ban them altogether.
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But her protected status, known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, was revoked under President Trump last month, as his administration stepped up immigration enforcement.
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Arpaio ran a TV political ad last week saying the Obama administration's Justice Department planned to prosecute him because of its opposition to his immigration enforcement efforts.
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Another inspector general, Homeland Security acting Inspector General John V. Kelly, told a House appropriations subcommittee there are three ongoing investigations into the administration's immigration enforcement actions.
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The Ramirez case is being closely watched by other Dreamers who worry that they could be swept up in more aggressive immigration enforcement under President Donald Trump.
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When states offer financial support to illegal immigrants, and protect them from the federal immigration enforcement efforts, it's the law-abiding residents who suffer the financial consequences.
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As currently written, the bill would protect nearly two million Dreamers from deportation while providing few concessions to Republicans who want border security and immigration enforcement measures.
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