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Hagerstown Rapid Response · Sep 25, 2026
The Letters Aren’t Working. Neither Is the Law Congress Keeps Pointing To. The Reason Is Buried in How ICE Gets Its Money.
ICE didn’t simply ignore Congress. It found a weakness in the way Congress wrote its own oversight rules, and then built a policy around exploiting it.
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