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Council hears broad public support for ‘immigration enforcement free zones’ ordinance at first reading
Summary
In first reading of ordinance C36846, Spokane City Council heard widespread public comments urging the city to restrict use of city-owned property for immigration enforcement activities without a judicial warrant; supporters framed it as trust-building, while opponents raised federal-preemption and enforcement concerns.
The Spokane City Council took public comment on a proposed ordinance (C36846) that, as drafted, would prohibit voluntary city-owned property uses that assist immigration enforcement activities without a judicial warrant. The item was presented as a first-reading ordinance and prompted numerous speakers in support and some in opposition.
Supporters argued the…
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