The Pitt News: ICE could come to Pitt, but University and community organizations are working to protect citizens

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The Pitt News explored how ICE’s expanding presence was affecting Pitt’s campus and surrounding community, with Frontline Dignity among the organizations working to keep community members informed and safe.

Various reports from Frontline Dignity of ICE sightings across Allegheny County caused fearful reactions throughout the Pittsburgh community. Frontline Dignity maintains a hotline for residents to report ICE sightings at 412-536-6423.

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