Immigrant Groups Skeptical of Former Wake Sheriff's New Stance On 287(g) Program

Seeking his old job, former Wake County sheriff Donnie Harrison says he no longer supports the controversial ICE partnership; immigrant groups say it’s too little, too late.

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