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Partnerships between ICE and local police double in eight months
The number of state and local officers collaborating with ICE has doubled recently, says a new report.
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A new report from the immigration reform advocacy group FWD.us reveals that the number of state and local police officers working with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has doubled in the past eight months, NPR News reported.
This increase indicates a significant rise in partnerships between federal immigration authorities and local law enforcement agencies.
The report highlights a trend toward greater collaboration at multiple levels of law enforcement in immigration matters.
The findings may have implications for immigration enforcement policies and community relations moving forward.
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