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Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan: City will continue to work with ICE
As President Donald Trump toughens immigration enforcement, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan said his city will continue to work with federal agencies as it did under previous presidents. Speaking to reporters at a policy conference hosted by a business group, Duggan reiterated the city's policy that is not a sanctuary city, but a welcoming city.
There has been no communication between ICE and the Genesee County Sheriff's Office regarding immigration enforcement, ...
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ICE activity spotted from Ann Arbor to DetroitReports of increased presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in cities like Ann Arbor and Detroit are ...
As the Trump administration tries to aggressively increase its number of immigration arrests, “sanctuary cities” are a top ...
The Immigration Court Helpdesk in Detroit helped about 4,000 immigrants last year. But Trump's order has stopped its ...
Among President Trump’s many immigration policies implemented since he took office, his plan for mass deportations has ...
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Vitti talks attendance, literacy rates, and high school redesign in DPSCD State of the SchoolsWill multiple diploma options keep Detroit high school students on the path toward graduation? That’s the aim of ...
The Ann Arbor Police Department confirms ICE activity in the downtown area and Detroit residents also spot agents as President Donald Trump's immigration blitz kicks into high gear.
While the borrowed federal agents will receive training from ICE, ultimate decisions on immigration status or similar will defer to ICE agents.
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