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Luis Ferré-Sadurní
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New York Migrant Crisis Reporter, The New York Times
New York
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By Luis Ferré-Sadurní Verified, Chelsia Rose Marcius Verified| The New York Times Verified Federal immigration officials had been barred from the New York City jail complex. The mayor says they can return, but only to work on criminal cases. For years, a handful of federal immigration agents worked out of a trailer office at the jail complex on Rikers Island in New York City. Their sole mission: to identify detainees who were undocumented so that they could be transferred to federal custody and deported.
By Luis Ferré-Sadurní Verified, Chelsia Rose Marcius Verified| The New York Times Verified Federal immigration officials had been barred from the New York City jail complex. The mayor says they can return, but only to work on criminal cases. For years, a handful of federal immigration agents worked out of a trailer office at the jail complex on Rikers Island in New York City. Their sole mission: to identify detainees who were undocumented so that they could be transferred to federal custody and deported.
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The New York Times
New York, New York, United States
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