A surprise immigration arrest in the lobby of Sonoma County’s Probation Department prompted official concern about its potential to damage the trust of the immigrant community.
A person who had just been released from jail and was complying with a court order to report to probation was placed in handcuffs about 2 p.m. Thursday by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the probation department’s lobby, officials said.
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