San Antonio Mayor Jones urges residents worried about local ICE facility to go vote
During a tense City Council meeting Thursday, Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones urged residents angry about plans by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to open an East Side detention facility to vote in the upcoming primaries and midterms. “Make sure you know where those county officials, those state representatives and those federal representatives seeking your […]
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