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More than 800 American houses of worship

are offering shelter from deportation

to illegal immigrants and their families.

We're taking a leap of faith, right?

In many respects, because we don't know what's going to happen.

They're daring federal agents to step through their stained glass doors.

As a human being, I know it is traumatic for folks.

But I will also say that the rule of law

is something that America is built on.

But this seems to be the one area where the narrative

about separating families, you know,

sort of gets a little bit ratcheted up.

An average of 70,000 men and women pass through Cook County jail each year,

many more than once.

What percent do you think here

really shouldn't be here?

I would suggest conservatively that half of the people here in the jail

shouldn't be here.

The County Sheriff Tom Dart says the jail has become a dumping ground

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