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=== Florida ===

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* {{News item

| date = 2025-11-12

| link = https://www.winknews.com/news/collier/immokalee-residents-concerned-as-ice-detains-over-35-farmworkers-on-bus/article_2748a422-4f4c-46b0-942b-43ef799989e9.html

| title = Immokalee residents concerned as [[ICE]] detains over 35 farmworkers on bus

| summary = [[ICE]] agents reportedly set up across Immokalee, pulling over buses and detaining more than 35 farmworkers, which left families and students panicked as parents suddenly disappeared. The school district rushed in extra counselors while the community described the day as heartbreaking and frightening, especially for the children left without their mothers.

}}

=== Georgia ===

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=== Maryland ===

* [[Legislation:Maryland 287g Ban Bill 2025]] – Del. Nicole Williams plans to reintroduce a bill to prohibit 287(g) agreements in Maryland, with new backing from the state Senate president, signaling growing political resistance to local ICE partnerships.

* [[Legislation:Maryland 287g Ban Bill 2025]] – Del. Nicole Williams plans to reintroduce a bill to prohibit 287(g) agreements in Maryland, with new backing from the state Senate president, signaling growing political resistance to local [[ICE]] partnerships.

=== Massachusetts ===

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=== Pennsylvania ===

* [[Agreement:Bucks County Pennsylvania 287g]] – A Bucks County sheriff who joined ~~ICE’s~~ 287(g) program, giving local deputies federal immigration enforcement powers, faced major backlash from rights groups and his Democratic challenger. The issue became the centerpiece of the race, and voters ultimately removed him from office, with the sheriff-elect vowing to halt and withdraw from the ICE agreement immediately.

* [[Agreement:Bucks County Pennsylvania 287g]] – A Bucks County sheriff who joined [[ICE]]’s 287(g) program, giving local deputies federal immigration enforcement powers, faced major backlash from rights groups and his Democratic challenger. The issue became the centerpiece of the race, and voters ultimately removed him from office, with the sheriff-elect vowing to halt and withdraw from the [[ICE]] agreement immediately.

=== Rhode Island ===

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=== Washington ===

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=== West Virginia ===

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+* {{News item
+ | date    = 2025-11-12
+ | link    = https://www.winknews.com/news/collier/immokalee-residents-concerned-as-ice-detains-over-35-farmworkers-on-bus/article_2748a422-4f4c-46b0-942b-43ef799989e9.html
+ | title   = Immokalee residents concerned as [[ICE]] detains over 35 farmworkers on bus
+ | summary = [[ICE]] agents reportedly set up across Immokalee, pulling over buses and detaining more than 35 farmworkers, which left families and students panicked as parents suddenly disappeared. The school district rushed in extra counselors while the community described the day as heartbreaking and frightening, especially for the children left without their mothers.
+}}
 === Georgia ===
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 === Maryland ===
-* [[Legislation:Maryland 287g Ban Bill 2025]] – Del. Nicole Williams plans to reintroduce a bill to prohibit 287(g) agreements in Maryland, with new backing from the state Senate president, signaling growing political resistance to local ICE partnerships.
+* [[Legislation:Maryland 287g Ban Bill 2025]] – Del. Nicole Williams plans to reintroduce a bill to prohibit 287(g) agreements in Maryland, with new backing from the state Senate president, signaling growing political resistance to local [[ICE]] partnerships.
 === Massachusetts ===
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 === Pennsylvania ===
-* [[Agreement:Bucks County Pennsylvania 287g]] – A Bucks County sheriff who joined ICE’s 287(g) program, giving local deputies federal immigration enforcement powers, faced major backlash from rights groups and his Democratic challenger. The issue became the centerpiece of the race, and voters ultimately removed him from office, with the sheriff-elect vowing to halt and withdraw from the ICE agreement immediately.
+* [[Agreement:Bucks County Pennsylvania 287g]] – A Bucks County sheriff who joined [[ICE]]’s 287(g) program, giving local deputies federal immigration enforcement powers, faced major backlash from rights groups and his Democratic challenger. The issue became the centerpiece of the race, and voters ultimately removed him from office, with the sheriff-elect vowing to halt and withdraw from the [[ICE]] agreement immediately.
 === Rhode Island ===
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 === Washington ===
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 === West Virginia ===