Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Justice targeted 10 state and local governments with “sanctuary” policies the department said may violate federal law and threatened to halt grant funding as a result. Two jurisdictions recently said they’ve been cleared by DOJ and a third, Chicago, is suing DOJ. Some do much more than others to shield residents from immigration enforcement. All but Cook County, Illinois, make exceptions for people who’ve committed serious crimes.

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