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Rural Idaho sheriff’s office got at least $116,000 to help ICE

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By Rachel Spacek Verified
| Wenatchee World Verified
A southwest Idaho sheriff’s office has received at least $116,000 from Immigration and Customs Enforcement as part of its agreement for local deputies to assist in President Donald Trump’s mass deportation campaign, one of hundreds of departments across the country collecting payments.
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Rural Idaho sheriff’s office got at least $116,000 to help ICE

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By Rachel Spacek Verified
| InvestigateWest Verified
A southwest Idaho sheriff’s office has received at least $116,000 from Immigration and Customs Enforcement as part of its agreement for local deputies to assist in President Donald Trump’s mass deportation campaign, one of hundreds of departments across the country collecting payments.
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Southeast Idaho sheriff signs up to help enforce immigration law

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By Rachel Spacek Verified
| InvestigateWest Verified
A sheriff’s office in southeast Idaho is the second in the state to sign an agreement with federal immigration officials allowing deputies to act as immigration agents. Deputies in Franklin County, a rural Idaho county with just over 14,000 residents that borders Utah, will soon be authorized to stop and question the immigration status of anyone they believe to be in the country without authorization.
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