Sen Patty Murray (D-Wash) condemned the Trump administration on Thursday, working to arrest the crew members of the two forest fire, who were working to include the flames of the bear in the Olympic National Forest.
Seattle Times Informed On Wednesday that two private contractor crew were targeted by immigration officials who requested their identity, while the group was working to include the largest wildfire in the Washington state.
Murray said in a Thursday statement, “Trump has reduced our Wildland firefighting capabilities in more than one way – to reduce forest service and push thousands of important assistant employees out, of course, it is apparently detaining firefighters on the job.”
“This administration’s immigration policy is fundamentally ill,” he said, “No one should believe that it was necessary or appropriate.”
Hill reached the Border Petrol Office in the Hill Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Port Angeles, which is the entity responsible for the operation for comments.
Federal agents at the scene said that federal agents used the expired explains in the crew, according to the Seattle Times and stopped them from moving forward independently.
“You put your life at risk here to save the community,” a fire fighter who requested to remain anonymous, told the newspaper. “This is how they treat us.”
Fire flames that remained on 9,000 acres of land, remained 87 percent without stopping Till Wednesday, local authorities said.
“Here in Pacific Northwest, wildfires, and can burn the entire cities on the ground. We trust our brave firefighters who put their lives in line, to protect our communities – this is as immoral to take the new Republican policy into the job as it is dangerous.”
“What’s next? Will Trump start detaining immigrants Serviceambars? Or he will only maintain his current policy of deporting Purple Heart veterans?” He continued.
The Washington MP said she had reached the Trump administration, “requesting an immediate reply to the exit policy of the administration about immigration enforcement during the hideouts and active wildfires of the detained firefighters. ,
