America ReFramed

Five Years North | ICE and the Arrest of Legal Residents

Ernest's arrest shows that the courts don't always abide by the same laws. How can the judicial system recognize its differences so that ICE can do their job effectively without unnecessary harm?

Five Years North | ICE and the Arrest of Legal Residents

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    S12 E4 - 20m 1s

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    A Woman on the Outside

    S12 E2 - 1h 23m

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