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California v. feds on immigration and crime
In some cases, when Customs and Border Patrol agents catch an immigrant wanted for a crime, they’re no longer sending them to the California law enforcement agency that issued a warrant for that suspect.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readIn some cases, when Customs and Border Patrol agents catch an immigrant wanted for a crime, they’re no longer sending them to the California law enforcement agency that issued a warrant for that suspect. Instead, federal agents are deporting the suspects back to their home countries. Is it in retaliation for California’s sanctuary state law?
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- 13:32How a historic meeting between Bobby Kennedy and black leaders stays relevant
- 29:04In 'Incredibles 2,' mom is the star
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