Chloe East

I think lots of people who study immigration are anxiously waiting to see what the Trump administration does this week.

I think lots of people who study immigration are anxiously waiting to see what the Trump administration does this week.

I think lots of people who study immigration are anxiously waiting to see what the Trump administration does this week.

Raids are typically smaller scale enforcement events meant to create a lot of fear in the local community and make headlines, but don't end up With many people being arrested or deported.

Raids are typically smaller scale enforcement events meant to create a lot of fear in the local community and make headlines, but don't end up With many people being arrested or deported.

Raids are typically smaller scale enforcement events meant to create a lot of fear in the local community and make headlines, but don't end up With many people being arrested or deported.

It was actually mostly implemented and run in the first Obama administration.

It was actually mostly implemented and run in the first Obama administration.

It was actually mostly implemented and run in the first Obama administration.

So what secure communities did is sort of automate the process by which anybody who's arrested will have their immigration status checked.

So what secure communities did is sort of automate the process by which anybody who's arrested will have their immigration status checked.

So what secure communities did is sort of automate the process by which anybody who's arrested will have their immigration status checked.

And that ICE office would run the fingerprints through their database to see if this person might be eligible for deportation. And then if they might be eligible for deportation, then ICE would issue a detainer order and the local law enforcement agency would have to hold the person they just arrested until ICE could arrive and see if the person was indeed actually eligible for deportation.

And that ICE office would run the fingerprints through their database to see if this person might be eligible for deportation. And then if they might be eligible for deportation, then ICE would issue a detainer order and the local law enforcement agency would have to hold the person they just arrested until ICE could arrive and see if the person was indeed actually eligible for deportation.

And that ICE office would run the fingerprints through their database to see if this person might be eligible for deportation. And then if they might be eligible for deportation, then ICE would issue a detainer order and the local law enforcement agency would have to hold the person they just arrested until ICE could arrive and see if the person was indeed actually eligible for deportation.

In that first kind of era of secure communities between 2008 and 2014, about 400,000 people were deported. Obama actually deported lots more people than that. The 400,000 plus number is just from secure communities.

In that first kind of era of secure communities between 2008 and 2014, about 400,000 people were deported. Obama actually deported lots more people than that. The 400,000 plus number is just from secure communities.

In that first kind of era of secure communities between 2008 and 2014, about 400,000 people were deported. Obama actually deported lots more people than that. The 400,000 plus number is just from secure communities.

But Khloe's point is... So we shouldn't think of secure communities as only picking up people who have been convicted of murder.

But Khloe's point is... So we shouldn't think of secure communities as only picking up people who have been convicted of murder.