Faith leaders, government, police explore ICE preparedness
More than 100 people were on hand at Claremont Presbyterian Church Wednesday as panelists from local government and law enforcement took part in a public forum aimed at providing clarity for residents on their policies and procedures for dealing with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement interactions. Courier photo/Andrew Alonzo
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