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Migrants arrested outside El Paso federal building after immigration hearings under new Trump expedited deportation strategy

Schools · El Paso

Migrants arrested outside El Paso federal building after immigration hearings under new Trump expedited deportation strategy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

DHS announced last month it was making “common sense courthouse arrests” months after President Trump lifted restrictions that had previously put courthouses, schools and churches largely off limits for immigration enforcement.Read Article

El Paso police made more than 1,300 DWI arrests in 2024. The DWI Drug Court aims to stop repeat offenses.

El Paso · El Paso

El Paso police made more than 1,300 DWI arrests in 2024. The DWI Drug Court aims to stop repeat offenses.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Of the more than 750 DWI offenders who have completed the El Paso County DWI Court Treatment Program, about 1% have been rearrested within three years of completion.Read Article

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