Nightside with Dan Rea - Rundown for February 18, 2020

Sanctuary City Shake Down. An I.C.E. agent task force is being deployed to Boston, among other cities, as part of an arrest operation targeting sanctuary cities across the country, in response to their refusal to participate in immigration enforcement. The agents are meant to boost the enforcement power of local Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Homeland security says the action is meant to enhance the integrity of the immigration system, protect public safety, and strengthen our national security. Illegal immigrant advocates say the result will be to intimidate the illegal population and make vulnerable illegals afraid to report crime. Are you for or against the sweep?

Michael Bloomberg in the Spotlight. Democratic presidential candidate and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has qualified for his first presidential debate Wednesday night after polling at 19 percent in the new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist Poll. The Mayor has not qualified for past debates and has not entered any of the early primaries or caucuses choosing instead to spend millions on ad buys instead of answer questions. Is Bloomberg trying to buy the presidency?

Whitey Juror Regrets Verdict. One of the jurors who convicted serial killer and mob boss Whitey Bulger in 2013 now says she regrets the verdict. Janet Uhlar developed a relationship with the convicted killer after his trial through correspondence and jail house visits. She says Bulger's participation in government sponsored LSD experiments in the 60's mean he isn't guilty of his later crimes because his brain was altered. Is she yet another victim of the master manipulator, Whitey Bulger, or does she have a point?

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