Oppose federal zero tolerance immigration policies
In Plain English
The city council will vote on a formal statement opposing strict federal immigration enforcement policies. This resolution expresses Richmond's position on immigration issues but does not change local services or create new programs. The statement serves as the city's official stance on federal immigration policy.
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Votes
Adopted Resolution No. 60-18
7 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
Richmond's city council unanimously adopted a resolution opposing strict federal immigration enforcement policies. This formal statement establishes the city's official position on immigration issues but doesn't change any local services, create new programs, or involve city spending. The resolution is symbolic, expressing Richmond's stance to federal officials and the public rather than implementing concrete policy changes. All seven council members voted in favor of the measure.
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Public Comments
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