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    In Trump Country, ICE May Chill Immigrants’ Crime Reports

    Fewer calls on opioid abuse may mean sicker, and more dangerous, rural communities.
    by Tonyaa J. Weathersbee Aug 03, 2018 2 minutes

    Rural Americans who overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump apparently thought they were dealing a blow to a government they believed had forgotten them.

    What they did, though, in the midst of a violent crime spike in rural America, was deal a kneecap to themselves.

    How?

    They voted for a president whose unleashing of Immigration and Customs Enforcement could be silencing

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