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Roger Marshall Speaks Out Against ICE as GOP Fears It Could Lose Kansas

Marshall urged ICE to coordinate with local law enforcement as federal operations took place in southwest Kansas.

Roger Marshall Speaks Out Against ICE as GOP Fears It Could Lose Kansas
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Sen. Roger Marshall called for ICE to coordinate with local law enforcement during operations in southwest Kansas. The comments come as a poll and a ratings shift suggest his Senate race against Democrat Adam Hamilton is competitive.

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Roger Marshall
R · KS · SEN

Kansas senator calling for coordination between ICE and local law enforcement

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Republican House candidate who criticized an effort to deport a family member

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whose administration’s immigration enforcement policies provide national context

Texas representative featured in a campaign advertisement about a DACA recipient’s release from ICE custody

Florida representative who criticized the administration’s immigration policies in a campaign ad

J.D. Vance
Vice President of the United States

Vice president who campaigned with Marshall

Markwayne Mullin
Secretary of Homeland Security

Homeland Security secretary contacted about the ICE operations

Democratic Senate candidate and Marshall’s opponent

Jerry Moran
R · KS · SEN

Kansas senator who also called for coordination between federal and local authorities

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Roger Marshall Urges Immigration Agents to Coordinate With Local Police

Outlets agree that Marshall and Sen. Jerry Moran called for ICE to coordinate with local law enforcement during operations in southwest Kansas, after local officials said they had received no advance notice. Left-leaning outlets connect the remarks to electoral pressure and portray them as a departure from Marshall’s earlier support for ICE. Center outlets focus on coordination after local concerns, with some also noting the competitive Senate race. Right-leaning outlets frame the senators’ emphasis on coordination and public safety as failing to defend broader immigration enforcement.

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