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ICE to begin housing women at Batavia in new 'soft-sided' facility

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By Brian Sharp Verified, Jose Sandoval
| WSKG-TV (Vestal, NY) Verified
Updated plans to expand the ICE detention facility at Batavia now describe a $17 million soft-sided or tent project — all or part of which is to house women.
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Visa fraud got his family to Rochester. Now the former Afghan interpreter is facing removal Original

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By Brian Sharp Verified
| WXXI News Verified
Federal authorities say a former Afghan interpreter for the U.S. military has admitted he falsified records to obtain a visa and come to Rochester. With his plea and conviction, Dilbar Gul Dilbar faces possible deportation, according to a plea agreement filed this week in U.S. District Court. The fate of his wife and five children was not immediately clear.
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Red Wings to celebrate season, league title at ESL Ballpark

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By Brian Sharp Verified
| WXXI News Verified
The Rochester Red Wings saw their Triple-A title dreams slip away overnight as the Oklahoma City Comets took the crown with a late-game rally. But they are planning a Monday celebration, nonetheless. The Wings led 2-0 after seven innings but gave up two runs in the eighth, left a runner at third to end the ninth, and in a decisive extra inning, walked two Comets batters, then fell behind on a three-run, bases-clearing double.
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