💨 Abstract
The article discusses concerns in Montgomery County, Maryland, due to increased U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities. County officials report contractors being stopped at federal properties. The county is working to ensure safety and transparency, with police chief Marc Yamada emphasizing the safety and trust of all community members regardless of their immigration status. Officials acknowledged ICE's right to arrest individuals illegally present but stressed the need for community trust and safety.
Courtesy: Kate Ryan
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