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The South Dakota Highway Patrol will assist US Immigration and Customs Enforcement with cases in the state.
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Gov. Larry Rhoden and Attorney General Marty Jackley are directing agencies to assist Homeland Security with immigration enforcement. The move comes after each official visited the U.S. Southern Border.
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Eight undocumented migrant workers who were arrested in an immigration raid in Madison have made their initial court appearances Thursday. An immigrant rights organization says the arrests are a consequence of misplaced priorities.
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A South Dakota Mines grad student will remain in America for the time being. With her current visa, she is supposed to be eligible through 2027.
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Federal officials say they made eight arrests during an immigration investigation and raid in Madison.
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An international student at a South Dakota university faced with deportation can stay in the country a while longer.
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In one of the first local instances of legal pushback against Trump administration deportations, a South Dakota doctoral student has received a reprieve for the time being. Without this, she would have been deported on a revoked visa.
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SB 7 bans any local government in the state from implementing sanctuary city laws.
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A bill reviving a law requiring agencies that assist refugees to submit an annual report is advancing in the Legislature.
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A bill prohibiting any area in the state from becoming a sanctuary city is approved by the state Legislature.