Campaign Finance Reform / ICE Resolution

Supported campaign finance reform as overdue, but strongly opposed the ICE resolution, saying the city should not impede federal immigration enforcement.

First-time speaker opposed both items, saying the ordinance is confusing, penalties are shocking, and the ICE resolution is unnecessary.

Longtime resident opposed both, questioning the timing before Form 460 disclosures and criticizing Strong Carnahan's item.

Criticized both items in constitutional terms, calling campaign finance reform government control.

Opposed both, saying the new rules are unfair to the last three district seats and that she supports federal immigration enforcement.

47-year resident opposed both, calling the ordinance an incumbent-protection attempt and noting unions are exempt.

Former Cerritos mayor running for Congress in the 45th District opposed both, drawing on his own campaign experience and urging local government to stay local.

Spoke by phone in support of both items, saying he's tired of developer and vendor money in Cypress elections and supports standing up for constitutional rights.

30-year resident spoke by phone in support of both, saying she was distressed by neighbors' comments and that the item addresses excessive force, not immigration enforcement.