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Boston Police Dispute ICE Detainer Request Totals

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The Boston Police Department reported receiving 57 requests from ICE to detain individuals last year. Federal immigration officials claim they sent nearly three times that number of requests. Boston police stated they ignored all 57 requests provided. Many individuals were identified through a fingerprint database. The requests sought to detain individuals at police stations, jails, and local courts.

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Sources · 7 independent

WBUR Boston

“Boston police provided copies of exactly 57 detainer requests and says the department ignored them all. They show how ICE sought to detain people at police detainment.”

WBUR Boston

“They show how ICE sought to detain people at police detainment.”

WBUR Boston

“Austin Coker, who researches immigration enforcement at Syracuse University, says police don't have to comply with ICE detainer requests. If you're asking a local law enforcement agency to hold someone for ICE from a detainer, that's a civil request.”

WBUR Boston

“Boston Police provided copies of exactly 57 detainer requests and says the department ignored them all. They show how ICE sought to detain people at police stations, in jail and at local courts.”

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