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Immigrant‑rights group urges Port Hueneme to support residents after federal changes to enforcement
Summary
A representative of the 805 Immigrant Rapid Response Network and the 805 Undocu Fund urged the City Council on Monday to consider hosting forums, allocating community benefit funds and otherwise supporting Port Hueneme’s immigrant community after recent federal enforcement changes.
PORT HUENEME, Calif. — A representative of the 805 Immigrant Rapid Response Network and the 805 Undocu Fund urged the City Council on Monday to take “swift, tangible and decisive action” to support Port Hueneme’s immigrant community following a federal change that the speaker said allows wider use of racial profiling by ICE.
Sarah Wojczeski (spelled in the record) told council members the immigrant population makes up roughly 60% of Port Hueneme, argued that…
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