Twin Cities law enforcement says it will resist Trump's immigration crackdown
Top law enforcement officials in the Twin Cities are already pushing back against President Trump's new hardline immigration policies. The big picture: Just days into the new administration, Trump's campaign pledge to oversee mass deportations of immigrants is taking shape,
Even local officials who speak out in support of immigrant communities say county policies are limited in scope and impact.
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Philadelphia school leaders say they have protocols for immigration enforcement in Trump eraDistrict leaders say teachers and principals are prepared for federal attempts to make immigration arrests at schools. But ...
Churches were among the few so-called "sensitive areas" where ICE agents could not make arrests -- until now. President ...
With harsher policies looming, community groups told City Council that the city and its schools must stand up to ICE.
President-elect Donald Trump promised increased immigration restrictions and a closed border in the campaign that made him ...
Philadelphia’s executive director of the Office of Immigrant Affairs has resigned in the wake of sweeping actions taken by President Donald Trump during his first days in office.
Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka said in a statement on Thursday that ICE "raided" a business in the city and detained ...
The president's reversal on 'sensitive locations' frees agents to act not just at churches but at schools, hospitals, ...
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