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This week, World Grace Project examines federal plans for a national ICE coordination center in the Nashville, Tennessee area. The center is designed to support local law enforcement agencies participating in immigration enforcement, including efforts to locate unaccompanied immigrant children. The National Immigration Law Center has raised concerns about the consequences for children and families.
We also report on the detention of an eight-year-old Haitian boy in San Diego who was separated from his uncle during an immigration appointment. ICE says the uncle could not establish legal guardianship. The case highlights the importance of understanding the differences between parental powers of attorney, authorized caregivers and court-appointed guardianship.
Additional news includes a new federal housing rule affecting mixed-status families, continued immigration enforcement across the country and court disputes in Colorado and Minnesota over ICE re-arresting immigrants after judges ordered their release.
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