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About 100 people marched through downtown in opposition to President Trump's aggressive immigrant enforcement.
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The police department says the Department of Homeland Security had verified the officer's employment eligibility.
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Humberto Cachimuel Alfusi, who lives in Massachusetts, was hospitalized while in Customs and Border Protection custody, according to court records.
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Legal advocates say new fees could make humanitarian protections harder to access.
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The fund is intended to help cover the cost of legal fees, bond, and healthcare.
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The data was released last month by the Deportation Data Project, and provides one of the most complete state-level pictures of ICE enforcement activity.
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Gratien Milandou-Wamba had applied for asylum, but ICE says it arrested him after he allegedly tried to purchase a gun.
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Speakers at the rally urged attendees to join an effort to get the Cumberland County Jail to stop housing people for ICE.
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Immigration lawyers say many of the arrests are the result of informal cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration agencies. The state legislature is debating a bill to restrict that cooperation.
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The group No ICE for ME says it's collected nearly 3,000 signatures on a petition to end cooperation with ICE.