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Two San Diego congressmen were denied entry during an oversight visit to investigate reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is detaining people in substandard conditions in the basement. 2 ...

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Congressmen Scott Peters and Juan Vargas were denied access to an ICE holding facility inside a federal building in downtown San Diego. Secret Service finds 17 'skimming' devices in tour of San ...

KINLOCH, Mo. – Two recently elected Kinloch alderwomen say they’re being stonewalled by their own city. “How is this city operating? We have no idea,” Alderwomen Maya Washington and Martha Peebles ...

Representatives Juan Vargas and Scott Peters said they were denied entry to the Edward J. Schwartz Federal building Monday morning, as they were trying to check in on migrants allegedly being held in ...

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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Two San Diego congressmen were denied entry during an oversight visit to investigate reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is detaining people in substandard conditions ...

SAN DIEGO — Congressmen Scott Peters and Juan Vargas were turned away Monday morning when they attempted to conduct an unannounced inspection of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement holding facility ...

Congressmen Scott Peters and Juan Vargas, both Democrats, sought to investigate reports that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees had been held for days underground in the Edward J.