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The data collected from the Department of Homeland Security by the Deportation Data Project shows more than 1,300 people have been removed from Ohio by federal immigration officials. Roughly 1,100 have been removed from Indiana and about 800 from Kentucky.
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Four local unions held a news conference Wednesday asking state lawmakers to reject proposed legislation that would aid federal immigration enforcement in Ohio.
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Temporary protected status was set to expire for Haitian immigrants on Feb. 3 but a U.S. District Judge blocked the cancellation Feb. 2.
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After Trump took office last year, many red states, including Indiana and Kentucky, jumped to support the president's mass deportation efforts.
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Most of the immigration-related bills have had only one hearing, but that could change with high-profile campaigns on the Ohio ballot this fall.
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Springfield, Ohio, has been transformed by Haitian immigration. Families could be forever changed because of deportation.
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The local imam regains his asylum status after 73 days in jail.
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The loss of students from India and China, who typically enroll in the university's master's programs like engineering and information technology, is largely contributing to the decline.
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We talk to immigration experts about recent ICE arrests and deportations.
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About a dozen pastors from area churches went on the tour at the invitation of the Butler County Sheriff's Office after they expressed concerns over a contract with the federal government to hold ICE detainees.