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Sanctuary city laws could throw a wrench into Trump’s deportation plans—but he’s already planning to bypass them

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Five years ago, police officers stopped Jose Armando Escobar-Lopez while he was driving to his home in Daly City near San Francisco with his partner and her brother. Without giving a reason for the stop, the officers questioned him about his immigration status and facilitated his transfer to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention. The ICE transfer, which happened during Trump’s first term, was a violation of California’s recently en…

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