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  • Goodbye, Secure Communities. Hello, Priority Enforcement Program

    S-Comm has long been blasted as reaching too far. Will PEP-Comm be better?
    Aura Bogado Nov 21, 2014 8:57PM EST

    Los Angeles to Decide Fate of 287(g) Today

    The county Board of Supervisors will vote.

    Julianne Hing Oct 7, 2014 11:53AM EDT

    O.C. Sheriff's Department Admits to Violating TRUST Act

    Will Samuel Sixtos-Gomez be deported for driving without a license?
    Aura Bogado Jul 10, 2014 1:31PM EDT

    LA County Sheriff Helps Deport Record Numbers of Immigrants

    Despite earlier claims, Sheriff Lee Baca is turning people convicted of trivial offenses over to immigration authorities at record numbers.
    Aura Bogado Sep 12, 2013 7:00AM EDT

    How One Immigrant Community Secured Itself

    New Orleans is the first jurisdiction in the South to opt out of Secure Communities, a federal program that critics say tears immigrant communities apart.
    Aura Bogado Sep 3, 2013 7:00AM EDT

    Connecticut Limits Cooperation With Secure Communities

    Connecticut’s legislature unanimously agreed to limit the state’s compliance with the federal Secure Communities deportation program.

    Seth Freed Wessler Jun 3, 2013 11:54AM EDT
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