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Highland Park mayor urges support for immigrant neighbors, points to resources
Summary
Mayor Rotering opened the Oct. 30 meeting with an extended statement addressing federal immigration enforcement and the federal shutdown's local effects, affirmed Highland Park—s commitment to inclusion, referenced the Illinois Trust Act, and listed local resources for legal, financial and food assistance.
Mayor Rotering opened the City Council meeting on Oct. 30 with an extended statement addressing community concerns about recent federal immigration enforcement activity and the federal government shutdown.
Rotering said Highland Park has seen residents ‘‘experience significant stress, concern, fear, and outrage’’ over recent federal actions but noted city staff were not aware of any confirmed immigration enforcement activity in Highland Park. She said the city values inclusion and that immigrants have been part of Highland Park since its founding.
Rotering highlighted existing resources for residents, including…
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