ICE's building boom and the communities fighting back
Flush with billions of dollars from federal funding, Immigration and Customs Enforcement is expanding its permanent presence on the ground by opening field offices and creating new detention centers. A majority of these divisive ICE projects are happening in the South, including several proposed facilities in North Carolina. But communities, from large metropolitan areas to rural small towns, are pushing back.
Featuring:
Aaron Sánchez-Guerra, race, class & communities Reporter at WUNC News
Cal Bryant, editor at the Roanoke-Chowan News-Herald
Eric Westervelt, senior editor-correspondent at NPR…
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