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Abigail Spanberger and Jay Jones were named defendants in a lawsuit, and Spanberger directed agencies to end 287(g) agreements.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 17
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Abigail Spanberger and Jay Jones were named defendants in a lawsuit, and Spanberger directed agencies to end 287(g) agreements.

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  1. The Governor has refused an ICE detainer request concerning an individual named Jalloh in Fairfax County.Sub-event
  2. A law was signed in Fairfax County preventing ICE officers from wearing masks.Sub-event
  3. Spanberger and Jones are named in a lawsuit, and Spanberger ordered the end of 287(g) agreements.1 source

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