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Louisville changes immigrant detention policies after pressure from Trump administration
Kentucky’s largest city is changing a detention policy for immigrants following pressure from the Trump administration. During a Tuesday press conference, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city will reinstate a 48-hour hold for “inmates who are arrested for crimes,
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White House border czar Tom Homan said Wednesday that the Trump administration is considering possible changes to its ...
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