Philadelphia groups react to Trump approving ICE arrests at churches, schools
Churches were among the few so-called "sensitive areas" where ICE agents could not make arrests -- until now. President Donald Trump has revoked a 2011 directive that banned immigration arrests and raids in sensitive areas, including churches, courthouses and schools.
Even local officials who speak out in support of immigrant communities say county policies are limited in scope and impact.
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The ICEman cometh. Federal officers swept into sanctuary cities on President Trump’s first full day in office Tuesday — ...
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A City Council committee will hold a hearing on residents' concerns after President Trump's recent executive orders on ...
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With harsher policies looming, community groups told City Council that the city and its schools must stand up to ICE.
President-elect Donald Trump has promised mass deportations. That could include thousands of people living in Philadelphia.
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