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KING 5’s Sharon Yoo hypes Puget Sound ICE ‘quota’ arrests without saying who was arrested
KING 5's Sharon Yoo reports surging Puget Sound ICE arrests under a disputed quota while omitting criminal histories and every detail about who was detained.
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