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Criminal

Feb. 3, 2011

LA Immigration Checks Unique

Los Angeles County's participation in the controversial 287(g) immigration enforcement program is unique in that it mostly targets convicted felons, a study finds.


By Brandon Ortiz


Daily Journal Staff Writer


LOS ANGELES - As some Southern jailers aggressively seek to deport all illegal immigrants they book into jail, sheriff's officials in Los Angeles County are unique for targeting mostly convicted felons, according to a new report.


Released Monday by the Migration Policy Institute, a nonprofit organization that studies population movement, the report examined the controversial 287(g) program that a...

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