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After he helped ICE arrest a Utah college student, a Colorado sheriff's deputy faced discipline. Now he has a new job with ICE.

By Salt Lake Tribune · November 12, 2026 · 1 min read
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After he helped ICE arrest a Utah college student, a Colorado sheriff's deputy faced discipline. Now he has a new job with ICE.
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A sheriff's deputy in Colorado resigned rather than face discipline after helping ICE arrest a University of Utah nursing student. Now he appears to be working for ICE.

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