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Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are also violating schools, churches, courthouses and other sanctuary zones in search of people who are not violent criminals or some great threat to society.

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“This is not about me, it’s about all of us and a justice system that has been weaponized,” James said outside the courthouse following the hearing.

John Kelly, whose brother Michael was killed in Bloody Sunday, said they had entered the courthouse in Belfast with hope in their hearts but left disappointed.

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The protests have primarily been in response to federal immigration raids that have resulted in arrests made by masked agents in the streets, near businesses and in courthouses.

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Inside the giant district courthouse in Warsaw, Judge Lubowski announced his decision to the suspect, his family and legal team – and a large cluster of TV cameras.

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