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Despite profiling concerns, more law agencies are joining street-level immigration enforcement • Virginia Mercury

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A Maricopa County, Ariz., sheriff’s deputy escorts a worker during an immigration raid in 2009 on a county landscaping contractor in Phoenix. President Donald Trump has revived the local task force agreements that were used by Maricopa County and others until they ended during the Obama administration amid concerns about racial profiling and other abuses. (Photo by Joshua Lott/Getty Images)As the Trump administration seeks more partners to help …

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Despite profiling concerns, more law agencies are joining street-level immigration enforcement • Michigan Advance

A Maricopa County, Ariz., sheriff’s deputy escorts a worker during an immigration raid in 2009 on a county landscaping contractor in Phoenix. President Donald Trump has revived the local task force agreements that were used by Maricopa County and others until they ended during the Obama administration amid concerns about racial profiling and other abuses. (Joshua Lott/Getty Images)As the Trump administration seeks more partners to help round up …

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Despite profiling concerns, more law agencies are joining street-level immigration enforcement • Virginia Mercury

A Maricopa County, Ariz., sheriff’s deputy escorts a worker during an immigration raid in 2009 on a county landscaping contractor in Phoenix. President Donald Trump has revived the local task force agreements that were used by Maricopa County and others until they ended during the Obama administration amid concerns about racial profiling and other abuses. (Photo by Joshua Lott/Getty Images)As the Trump administration seeks more partners to help …

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Despite profiling concerns, more law agencies are joining street-level immigration enforcement

A Maricopa County, Ariz., sheriff’s deputy escorts a worker during an immigration raid in 2009 on a county landscaping contractor in Phoenix. President Donald Trump has revived the local task force agreements that were used by Maricopa County and others until they ended during the Obama administration amid concerns about racial profiling and other abuses. (Joshua Lott/Getty Images) As the Trump administration seeks more partners to help round up…

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Despite profiling concerns, more law agencies are joining street-level immigration enforcement • Alabama Reflector

A Maricopa County, Ariz., sheriff’s deputy escorts a worker during an immigration raid in 2009 on a county landscaping contractor in Phoenix. President Donald Trump has revived the local task force agreements that were used by Maricopa County and others until they ended during the Obama administration amid concerns about racial profiling and other abuses. (Joshua Lott/Getty Images) As the Trump administration seeks more partners to help round up…

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More Local Law Enforcement Agencies are Joining Street-Level Immigration Enforcement

WASHINGTON, D.C. – As the Trump administration seeks more partners to help round up immigrants living in the United States illegally, some states and cities are eager to step up, despite risks of racial profiling. Florida, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Texas, Virginia and even Arizona’s Democratic governor are pursuing statewide plans to help find immigrants for possible deportation. And the number of state and local agencies planning “task for…

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