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Trump ICE arrests Utah: West Valley City, Salt Lake City see sharp increases

By Salt Lake Tribune · September 6, 2026 · 1 min read
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Immigration arrests in the northern half of the state are up nearly three times. Comment Add as Preferred Source MOST VIEWED 1 These northern Utah cities have seen the most ICE arrests under Trump 2 This Utah city claims it can tear up parts of homeowners yards.

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