Review proposed laws limiting city contracts and investments with certain companies
In Plain English
The city council will examine draft rules that could restrict which companies can receive city contracts or hold city investments. These sanctuary city policies typically target firms involved in immigration enforcement, detention facilities, or other controversial activities. If approved, the rules would require the city to screen potential contractors and investment partners before doing business with them.
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