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Mayor Horstman reads names of people who died in ICE custody during Black History Month remarks

Langley City Council · February 2, 2026
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Summary

At the meeting opening, Mayor Kennedy Horstman observed Black History Month and read the names of people who died in custody as a result of ICE detention; later she was asked about a meeting with Island County officials regarding coordination between local and federal law enforcement.

Mayor Kennedy Horstman opened the Feb. 2 meeting with remarks for Black History Month and read aloud the names of people who have died in custody as a result of ICE detention. The minutes record the reading as part of the mayor’s opening words and a moment of silence.

During the Mayor’s report, councilmembers asked Horstman for additional details about a meeting she had with other Island County officials concerning cooperation between local law enforcement and federal authorities, and about a recent court hearing. No further detail was recorded in the minutes about outcomes of those inquiries.