Harris County Officials Oppose ICE Raids Targeting Immigrant Families
Harris County officials including Judge Lina Hidalgo and Commissioner Adrian Garcia condemn planned ICE raids on immigrant families across major cities. They urge residents to know rights, refuse door entry without a warrant, and warn that raids could separate families, harm public safety, and destabilize communities. Local leaders emphasize focusing on genuine threats and offering aid to affected households. The Right Hotline for questions is 1-833-468-4664.
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Houston
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Garcia
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ICE
Hidalgo
Livingston
White House
Ed Gonzalez
Gonzales
Baytown Police Outline Policy On Foreign Nationals And ICE
Baytown police spokesman Lt. Steve Dorris described cooperative ties with local state and federal agencies regarding ICE actions. The policy allows officers to contact ICE if a suspect is not believed to be a permanent resident to verify alien status and entry details. Upon arrest for a Class B misdemeanor or higher, officers must have a jailer check for criminal information before notifying ICE by phone and informing the suspect that consular notification was made. Officers do not routinely check immigration status.
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Steve Dorris
Department
United States
Crawford arrest details after resisted arrest and taser use
Officers used a Taser and elbow strikes after Crawford resisted. He was treated for facial injuries at Ben Taub Hospital then booked into Baytown Jail. The Harris County DA charged Crawford with assault on a public servant. Internal affairs will review potential officer wrongdoing while Crawford contemplates civil action. Body cam footage segments were released by the Sun.
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Mr. Crawford
Ben Taub
Baytown
Harris County District Attorney’s
Sun
EPA to reinspect San Jacinto dioxin pits plans
The EPA will conduct quarterly site inspections of the I-10 San Jacinto River dioxin waste pits with visual checks of the cap fencing signage buoys and cameras. A remedial plan to remove 212000 cubic yards of toxic material is in design, with completion targeted by September 2020 before work on northern and southern impoundments proceeds over 299 and 275 days.
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United Healthcare
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