Sentence examples for the sensitive location from inspiring English sources

(Last August, the American Bar Association passed a resolution urging Congress to pass a law expanding the "sensitive location" policy to include courts. There are bills pending, but their chances are doubtful).

But after the Guardian published this story, the department provided a statement insisting, without specifics, that there is nothing untoward taking place at what it called the "sensitive" location, home to undercover units.

DOJ To Senators During Mobile Privacy Hearing: "We Want MORE Data" During a Congressional hearing today about how much privacy you deserve when it comes to your smartphone, senators made clear that they were uncomfortable with the sensitive location and personal data that iPhone and Android phones are collecting and to whom that data gets passed along.

"Supervisors should take extra care when assessing whether a planned enforcement action could reasonably be viewed as causing significant disruption to the normal operations of the sensitive location," the memo states.

Courthouses weren't on the "sensitive locations" list, but arrests were very rare.

In apparent response to the complaints, last month Ice said in a statement that courthouses had not been added to the "sensitive locations" list but that the agency "recently provided its field personnel with updated guidance related to enforcement actions at or in close proximity to courthouses".

Department of Homeland Security officials insist the sensitive locations policy is still in place and being followed.

So far, President Donald Trump, who campaigned on a promise to ramp up deportations and let ICE agents off the leash, hasn't officially changed the sensitive locations policy.

Royce Murray, director of policy for the National Immigrant Justice Center, said that she and other advocates had asked Johnson to emphasize that the sensitive locations policy remained in place.

Shortly after President Donald Trump took office, however, ICE scrubbed the section covering courthouses from the sensitive locations policy posted on its website.

So there is no way of knowing what the agents' new marching orders are, other than courthouses have not been added to the sensitive locations list.