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the cities where raids will take plplace are said to bebe atlant, baltimore, chicagogo, denverer, housuston, los angngeles, miamiw york, anansan francisco. new orleleans had beenen on the list, bubut the city a announced this weekend that ice was temporarily postponing the raias due to hurricane barry. on wednesday, acting head of citizenship and immigration services ken cuccinelli said raids are absolutely going to happen, though he did not say at the time when they would take place. he added -- "there's s approximatelely a min people in this country with removal orders" but that they weren't the targets of the upcoming ice raids. last week trump, also repeated threats that raiaids were coming soon. pres. trump: well, i don't call them raids. i say they came in illegally and we are bringing them out legally. these are people where we have the papers, they will be starting fairly soon. but i don't call them raids. we are removing people that have come -- all of these people over the years, that have come in illegally, we are removing them and bringing them back to their country. amy: presid