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The case has confused immigration lawyers, who say it's not clear why Jose Adalberto Herrera was separated from his family.
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President Donald Trump this month said he would make a decision soon about whether to revoke temporary legal protections for recently-arrived Ukrainians.
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Speakers also called attention to immigration arrests in Maine and Israel's renewed attacks in the Gaza Strip.
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Frey's office accuses Alexander Treshinsky of making threatening and racist comments toward a Congolese immigrant.
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The Maine state Chamber of Commerce said federal policy could have broad impacts.
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A proposal in Gov. Janet Mills' two-year budget plan would cut state-funded SNAP benefits to certain immigrants who have work authorization but are unemployed.
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Legal advocates and some local elected leaders across the country say it's fundamentally a fight over local versus federal control.
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Maine joins about 20 other states that have similar offices.
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Immigration attorneys say so far they have not seen a dramatic increase in enforcement operations in the state.
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ICE's interest in the teenager - who was arrested over an apparently minor dispute with her sibling - raised concerns amid Trump's immigration crackdown.