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  Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mavorkas detailed the safe spaces for illegal aliens in a memorandum to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers. ... The locations are now being referred to as "protected areas." Mayorkas added social services establishments like homeless shelters, anywhere disaster or emergency relief is being provided, and places where children gather, including playgrounds, childcare centers, and school bus stops. ... For  example, if we take an action at an emergency shelter, it is possible  that noncitizens, including children, will be hesitant to visit the  shelter  ... To the extent possible, he added, officers should avoid acting at or near a protected location.


"This principle is fundamental. We can accomplish our enforcement  mission without denying or limiting individuals' access to needed  medical care, children access to their schools, the displaced access to  food and shelter, people of faith access to their places of worship, and  more... Since the president took office in late January, the United States has seen an unprecedented wave of illegal immigration. At the same time, deportations have dropped to record lows. The widening of protected spaces follows Mayorkas limiting which  illegal immigrants officers should pursue and narrowing or outright  blocking enforcement actions in or near courthouses and at businesses. Critics say the actions have curtailed the job of ICE officers. "The agency still exists, but it has been stripped of all of its  functions with regard to the enforcement of immigration laws...

So what this says is, if you're an illegal alien, just head straight for the nearest shelter or food bank where you can't be arrested.