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‘We Serve Everyone’: Police Aim to Reassure Immigrant Community at Tense Public Meeting

CHATHAM - In an effort to foster transparency and trust, the Chatham Borough Police Department held a public meeting on Wednesday, July 16 to clarify its role in immigration enforcement.

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‘We serve everyone’: police aim to reassure immigrant community at tense public meeting

CHATHAM - In an effort to foster transparency and trust, the Chatham Borough Police Department held a public meeting on Wednesday, July 16 to clarify its role in immigration enforcement.

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Diario de Cádiz

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Police and the Public Prosecutor ' S Office Will Act if Communities Refuse to Host Migrant Minors

The protocol of the law provides that professionals who accompany them in transfers may request assistance from the State Security Forces and Corps and the prosecutor to deliver it to the target entity.

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Noticias de Navarra

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Police and Prosecutors Will Act if Communities Refuse to Host Migrant Minors

If the communities refuse to receive an unaccompanied migrant child relocated from another territory, the accompanying professionals may request assistance from the State Security Forces and Corps, which will bring him to the attention of the Public Prosecutor ' s Office and hand him over to the target agency.

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