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What hurts her the most, is not being able to simply hug her daughters outside of this church, especially when they needed their mom. thats something she may never do again on u.s. soil come this weekend. >> rosa flores, thank you so much for your reporting on that. joining me right now, the mayor of chicago, laurie lightfoot. good to see you. this week you moved to block i.c.e. officials from accessing the citys police databases, but other federal agencies will still have access. so, you know, ...

Cooperate with immigration and customs enforcement in any of these raids, but she announced that chicago had cut off i.c.e. from having access to any chicago police databases. and she said that cutoff will remain permanent. houstons mayor, siylvester turner, told npr his citys police will not participate and cooperate with federal raids. and that, quote, we are advising people that they have due process rights. they do not have to answer the door. they do not have to let anybody into their homes...

That chicago had cut off ice from having access to any chicago police databases and said that cut off will remain permanent. houstons mayor said his citys police will not participate and cooperate with federal raids. we are advising people they have due process rights. they dont have to answer the door and let anybody into their homes. in new york both the mayor of new york city and the governor of new york state told immigrant families that the city and the state would help people fight for the...

Senior administration officials confident he was the leak. >> someone else i spoke with, one of the officials said if you like doing okay -- cocaine bust, tipping the person off the we are going to be here sunday at but please be here with the cocaine. so then you go there and they are not there obviously. kind of the same thing. >> the washington post report prompted chicagos mayor to revoke ices access to police databases. san francisco told folks to report ice actively to a hotline in la. >> ...

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Police command are dealing with right now. once they tamp down the issues, then they layer on the heavy intelligence, you know, who he is, who are his confederates, like michael and malcolm were talking about. they put the intel guys into overdrive and see what the connections are. like we find in so many of these, the attackers are known to the police. they come up in the police databases before, sometimes theyve been interviewed before and sometimes they have criminal arrest records. i wouldnt...

And checked his safety deposit box. we believed that he potentially could have been one of the guys involved in the robbery. we definitely want to i.d. him and find him, see what his deal was, why he was walking in the rain to get to a bank in palos heights that day. >> after searching police databases, police find financial records that link the man, 28-year-old lyndon wesley, to a woman named navahcia edwards, age 25. edwards is a former employee of the tcf bank and a chase bank in the same ar...