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Washington Bill Seeks to Prevent Bail Bond Agents From Enforcing Immigration Law

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OLYMPIA, WA – Tucked away in a corner of Washington’s Yakima Valley is the small town of Sunnyside, made up of roughly 17,000 residents, a majority of whom are Latino and some lack legal status. In January, shortly after President Donald Trump took office, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raised fear in the local immigrant community when they arrested two people in the parking lot of Fiesta Foods, the largest Latino grocery in town. Loc…

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Washington bill seeks to prevent bail bond agents from enforcing immigration law - Lynnwood Today

Photo courtesy Pexels Tucked away in a corner of Washington’s Yakima Valley is the small town of Sunnyside, made up of roughly 17,000 residents, a majority of whom are Latino and some lack legal status. In January, shortly after President Donald Trump took office, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raised fear in the local immigrant community when they arrested two people in the parking lot of Fiesta Foods, the largest Latino grocery in t…

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