Eileen Grench on ICE Agents, Immigrant Advocates, and Trump - Evening WURDs 2.10.26

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Eileen Grench is a Journalist who covers immigration enforcement for Documented NYC. Previously, Ms. Grinch has covered the impact of the criminal justice and immigration systems on communities in New York City, Houston and beyond. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss ICE street arrests in New York City increasing to 212% under Trump, immagration advocates and elected officials gathering at city council supporting four bills that were meant to strengthen sanctuary policies, and what New Yorkers think about the first year of Trump's term.

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