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The recent launch of the Law Enforcement Immigration Task Force offers another reason why this country must overhaul its immigration policy.

The task force, which includes more than 30 police chiefs, sheriffs, commissioners and other high-ranking officials, is pushing for a change in policy as a way to improve public safety, including in cities such as South Bend.

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