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	"author_name": "Migrant &amp; Immigrant Community Action Project",
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	"title": "Ending the Police-to-ICE Pipeline",
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	"description": "Join us to learn how to fight police cooperation with ICE and 287(g) agreements in your community, whether those agreements already exist, are pending, are a potential threat, or local police are currently cooperating with ICE without any agreements in the pipeline. Our strength is in organized, disciplined numbers. Before 2025, the state of Missouri had 0 287(g) agreements, and now as of July 14th 2026, the state has 1014 active agreements. Immigrants and other marginalized groups of people are currently caught in the crosshairs of a dangerous escalation of authoritarianism scapegoating immigrants and spreading fear for power and profit. This isn’t just about your immigrant neighbors, immigration is a testing ground for how civil rights will be comprehensively undermined for all of us. According to data from the St. Louis Rapid Response Line, 64% of people taken into ICE custody in the St. Louis region were first detained during a traffic stop carried out by municipal police. Many of these stops were the result of racial profiling.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/events/ending-the-police-to-ice-pipeline-training-north-county"
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