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Council pauses on immigration‑status resolution after split, sends draft back to staff for redraft
Summary
A proposed resolution reaffirming support for residents regardless of immigration status drew a sharply divided public and council debate; an initial adoption motion failed and the council directed staff to bring back a staff‑redrafted version that addresses legal and operational language and incorporates police input.
The council considered a citizen‑drafted resolution "reaffirming the city's commitment to the rights, dignity and safety of all residents regardless of immigration status" and opposing unconstitutional federal enforcement actions.
Public comment was strongly divided: several speakers urged adoption to reassure vulnerable residents and promote community…
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