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Roy Cooper Backed Sanctuary Policies in North Carolina

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Roy Cooper, a North Carolina Democrat Senate candidate, reportedly backed sanctuary policies protecting undocumented immigrants in the state. According to reports, these policies allegedly resulted in the release of individuals with active ICE detainers from state prisons. Specific incidents cited include releases from Buncombe County, Mecklenburg County, and Durham County.

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The policies are claimed to have been enacted while nearly 500,000 undocumented immigrants resided in North Carolina. Furthermore, the policies are alleged to have incurred a cost of $3.14 billion to North Carolina taxpayers.

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  • Roy CooperPolitician whose actions are described in the reports regarding state policy.
  • North CarolinaState of the United States where the policies are said to have been implemented.

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