Unions Oppose Ohio Bills Supporting ICE
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Local unions, including nurses, teachers, and professors, oppose four bills in the Ohio House that aim to support federal immigration enforcement. The measures could require local police to alert ICE about suspected undocumented individuals, grant federal agents easier access to schools and hospitals, create a felony for blocking agents, and turn being in Ohio without legal status into a state crime. Union representatives warn these bills could threaten the safety of students and patients, potentially driving down school attendance and making hospitals less welcoming. The bills are currently under review in House committees with no vote scheduled.
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