Tensions ran high Wednesday at a Knox County, Tennessee meeting about a controversial immigration program called “287g.” More than 100 people attended a meeting Wednesday morning to explain 287g — a law that allows local law enforcement to screen the immigration status of people they arrest.
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Tensions run high at ICE meeting in Tennessee
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