Waco Tribune Herald by J.B. Smith
Waco Police Chief Ryan Holt says Texas’ new sanctuary cities law gives officers leeway to ask about immigration status, but he expects it will be rare and must be done with documentation justifying it.
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09/06/2017
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Waco criminal lawyer, Walter M. Reaves, Jr., blogs on criminal law (sometimes overlapping with immigration law).
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