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ICE arrests Hanover Park police officer, accuses him of being in US illegally

ICE agents arrested a police officer Thursday morning in Hanover Park who DHS said was living in the U.S. illegally. However, the police department says they confirmed he was legally authorized by the federal government to work in the country.

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ICE arrests police officer with expired visa

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ICE Arrests Chicago Area Cop Legally Working in US, Town Says

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ICE arrests Chicago area cop legally working in US, town says

A suburban Chicago police officer arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Thursday was legally authorized to work in the U.S. and had completed a full background check by the FBI, acc...

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Suburban Chicago police officer arrested by ICE over an expired visa

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Daywatch: Cop latest arrested in suburban ICE ‘blitz’

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement announces the arrest of a suburban Chicago cop and claims he is in the US illegally

The Internet was split over the officer’s arrest, with some calling out ICE for targeting working taxpayers, not criminals.

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ICE arrests Hanover Park officer who allegedly overstayed visa, but village says cop had valid work permit

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Hanover Park, Illinois, police officer arrested by immigration enforcement

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