After ICE Raids, Connecticut City Votes to Allow Immigrants to Serve as Police Officers
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Non-citizen police officers approved after Dem says ICE 'invasion' 'sends a message'
Danbury, Connecticut's city council voted 18-2 to allow non-citizen immigrants and DACA recipients to serve as police officers after a week of ICE raids in the area.
Connecticut City Approves Non-Citizen Police Applicants After ICE Operations Stir Local Backlash
Danbury, Connecticut, voted to expand police eligibility to include DACA recipients and lawful permanent residents following recent federal immigration enforcement operations that city leaders said ... The post Connecticut City Approves Non-Citizen Police Applicants After ICE Operations Stir Local Backlash first appeared on [your]NEWS.
After ICE raids, Connecticut city votes to allow immigrants to serve as police officers
HARTFORD, Conn. — After a week of raids by federal agents, the Danbury City Council voted overwhelmingly to allow some immigrants without citizenship to apply for jobs as city police officers. The council members said they wanted to send a…
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