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Houston mayor limits police cooperation with ICE after blue wave

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Houston mayor limits police cooperation with ICE after blue wave

Houston Mayor John Whitmire said he would reduce the city’s cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, just days after Democrats seized all Texas statewide offices and both chambers of Congress. Whitmire, a centrist Democrat,…

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