Members of the Latino community sat down with leaders of Prince George’s County law enforcement Monday night and asked them: “Can we trust you?”

They wanted to know whether the agencies would physically assist U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in making the type of street deportation arrests seen across the country.

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There were also concerns about an increase in domestic violence as families deal with skyrocketing stress and fear of contacting police.

District 2 Councilmember Wanika Fisher was among those who took questions from those assembled by CASA of Maryland

“The fear is real,” she said. “People in certain parts of our community in Prince George’s County are not calling 911, are not reporting crime, are li

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