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Weekend Co-Anchor/ Multimedia Journalist @WDTN . Suit Enthusiast. University of Akron Alumnus. Proud Clevelander.
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Secretary Mullin pledges to continue Ohio ICE operations

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By Megan Southall, Sartaj Singh Verified
| WDTN-TV (Dayton, OH) Verified
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Secretary of Homeland Security, Mark-Wayne Mullin, held a roundtable discussion with ICE officials and the Wayne County Sheriff on Friday, sharing details about ICE operations in the state of Ohio. According to Mullin, more than 300 arrests have been made in Springfield in connection with immigration enforcement.
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FEMA arrives in Cambridge City to assist flood victims

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By Megan Southall, Sartaj Singh Verified
| WDTN-TV (Dayton, OH) Verified
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Indiana (WDTN) – FEMA is continuing its survey of devastating floods that affected parts of Indiana. Its next stop is Cambridge City, where residents believe that it could take months to rebuild the city. Within the city, reminders of the devastating flood that tore through the area are everywhere, from mud on roadways to water-damaged cars and pieces of property strewn about the city.
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FEMA visits Wayne County to give flood victims plan for recovery efforts

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By Sartaj Singh Verified, Channing King Verified
| WDTN-TV (Dayton, OH) Verified
Wayne County, Indiana, residents recovering from last month’s devastating floods were able to talk to federal agents Wednesday about what is needed. The Federal Emergency Management Agency set up shop in the Centerville Christian Church to help area residents put together a plan to aid in their recovery efforts. At the church, agents were able to learn from the accounts of those affected just how devastating the disaster was.
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