Clarify limits on using city resources for immigration enforcement
In Plain English
The city already has rules limiting how police and staff can assist federal immigration agents. This update clarifies those rules and adds requirements for staff training and public reporting. If approved, city departments must create communication plans and track any immigration-related requests from federal agencies.
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