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DHS sent 159 agents to Maine during immigration surge, according to court records

The federal agency filed several records in its effort to dismiss a lawsuit brought by four Maine residents, who alleged their First Amendment rights were violated by agents.

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Portland Press Herald· Sep 25, 10:10 PMDHS sent 159 agents to Maine during immigration surge, according to court records

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