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La Grange adopts ordinance restricting use of village property for immigration enforcement
Summary
The Village of La Grange unanimously approved an ordinance barring the use of village-owned buildings, parking lots and parks for civil immigration enforcement operations, while counsel and residents urged clarity about what local government can and cannot do under state law.
The Village of La Grange Board of Trustees unanimously approved an ordinance on Feb. 9 prohibiting the use of village-owned property — excluding public rights-of-way — for civil immigration enforcement operations such as staging, detention or processing.
The ordinance, drafted with input from the village manager, village attorney and police chief, was introduced by President Kuchler and approved after a roll call vote in which all trustees present voted aye. Trustee Gail moved for approval.
Supporters urged adoption during the public-comment period. "So please do the right thing and reflect the will and values of your residents, us,…
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