Assembly of First Nations warns members to be cautious in U.S. following ICE actions

OTTAWA — The Assembly of First Nations is warning First Nations individuals to be wary of crossing the border into the United States in response to immigration enforcement raids and the detention of some Indigenous people.
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Assembly of First Nations warns members to be cautious in U.S. following ICE actions

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