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Department of Homeland Security puts 4 Wisconsin 'sanctuaries' on notice
DHS published a list of the jurisdictions on Thursday, which includes Cities of Milwaukee and Madison, as well as Dane and Shawano Counties.
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DHS published a list of the jurisdictions on Thursday, which includes Cities of Milwaukee and Madison, as well as Dane and Shawano Counties.
In the brief, they argue the indictment raises questions about judicial immunity and public trust in the judicial process.
The Progress Pride Flag was raised for the seventh year in a row on Friday.
The commission’s decision Tuesday came in reaction to a complaint against the northwestern Wisconsin town of Thornapple.
Ramon Morales-Reyes, a 54-year-old Mexican national, allegedly entered the United States illegally on nine separate occasions between 1998 and 2005.
The legislation passed the House last week. Now it’s in the Senate’s hands.
