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Katherine Langford
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Santa Clara County jails see influx of ICE agents — Cupertino Real Estate news

Santa Clara County officials are standing back while the presence of federal agents escalates around county jails, even after the county declared its properties off limits to immigration officers. On Wednesday at about 10 p.m., Rapid Response Network volunteers confirmed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents had pursued a car leaving Elmwood Correctional Facility carrying two men just released from jail.  Agents pursued the men on foot after they ran out of the car and used a Taser on one of them, according to an observer on the scene. Video from the incident shows the man slumped on the ground, with an agent holding him up by his upper body. He was transported to Regional Medical Center in East San Jose and was released later that morning, according to observers. He left without further incident. ICE observers said this is the first local incident they re aware of involving federal agents using a Taser. “In San Jose, we haven t seen the most aggressive behavior, the de

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