Restricting City Property for Federal Immigration Enforcement
Summary
The council unanimously moved to draft a resolution barring ICE from using city-owned or controlled land and facilities for civil immigration enforcement, modeled on Palo Alto's law and building on the 2017 sanctuary policy.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct fiscal impact identified.
Immigrant residents and city employees who use or work in city facilities.
Residents worried the surveillance data reaches federal immigration agencies despite sanctuary city policy.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council Meeting Agenda — March 16, 2026
A resident asked the council to reconsider the city's Flock automatic license plate reader contract after a community member was detained by ICE following police custody; council directed a police report-back.
City Council Meeting Agenda — February 23, 2026
A proposed resolution would bar the use of city-owned or controlled property for federal civil immigration enforcement, with the city manager authorized to implement it. It reflects the city's stance on protecting residents amid federal enforcement activity.
City Council Meeting Agenda — January 26, 2026
The council unanimously moved to draft a resolution barring ICE from using city-owned or controlled land and facilities for civil immigration enforcement, modeled on Palo Alto's law and building on the 2017 sanctuary policy.
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