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Human Rights Commission reports modest balance and discusses distributing ACLU ICE 'red cards'
Summary
The treasurer reported a balance of $4,391.95 (deposit $538.46, withdrawal $616.73). Commissioners discussed printing and distributing ACLU 'red card' pocket guides about encounters with immigration enforcement and coordinating distribution with local groups.
Speaker 5 reported the commission balance: "We have $4,391.95," and noted recent deposit and withdrawal amounts. Commissioners confirmed workshop bills and catering were paid and discussed distribution of surplus materials (books from a workshop) potentially through library branches.
On outreach materials, members reviewed an ACLU pocket card with guidance for people approached by federal immigration agents and proposed printing copies for distribution at tabling events and through partner organizations. Discussion included verifying whether ACLU had county‑specific copies already available and whether the commission should fund printing or collaborate with existing distribution channels.
The commission agreed to research duplication of effort and to identify partners (ACLU, community groups) who might already have printed cards; several members volunteered to coordinate next steps and suggested a modest print run only if partners could not supply materials.
