<p>Most of the people who ended up in ICE custody had been&nbsp;accused of<strong>&nbsp;</strong>low-level offenses&nbsp;like theft, prostitution and drug possession.&nbsp;Nassau County politics reporter&nbsp;Bahar&nbsp;Ostadan has more.&nbsp;</p>


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