By Fallon Roth, The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS)

PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia Democratic officials are trying to send a clear message to ICE.

Standing outside the Philadelphia field office of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Center City on a hot Thursday morning, state lawmakers, immigration activists, and District Attorney Larry Krasner — flanked by signs that said “No Secret Police” or “Spot the difference, burglar, bandit, ICE” — said that ICE needs more transparency and accountability as the agency carries out President Donald Trump’s plans for mass deportation.

Democratic State Sens. Nikil Saval and Amanda Cappelletti led a news conference Thursday about their impending legislation that aims to do just that. The bill, called “No Secret Police: Unmask ICE,” would prohibit l

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