Sanctuary City Ordinance and Immigrant Solidarity

Urged the council to ban motorized e-bikes and e-scooters for children under 16 on greenbelts due to safety risks.

Criticized council decorum and interactions with the public during recent meetings.

Expressed gratitude for the MOU renewal between the city and Davis Live Music Collective.

Expressed strong support for Davis becoming an official sanctuary city to protect international students from ICE.

Supported passing the Sanctuary City ordinance and Human Relations Commission recommendations.

Urged the city to pass the sanctuary city ordinance and protect residents from immigration enforcement.

Stated that Davis needs to embody a strong, safe community by limiting cooperation with ICE.

Shared personal concerns regarding federal agents and community safety.

Spoke about the tragic death of Julie Verres on a multi-use path due to an e-bike collision and urged speed limits.

Called for stricter enforcement and speed limits on multi-use paths following Julie Verres' death.

Expressed appreciation for the sanctuary ordinance and suggested Nixle alerts for ICE presence.

Spoke as an HRC commissioner in support of the ordinance, legal defense funding, and language access.

Expressed strong support for the sanctuary ordinance on behalf of the Beth Havarim Social Justice Committee.

Urged council to adopt the sanctuary ordinance and research contracting limits.

Expressed support for immigrant students and families as a DJUSD teacher.

Thanked staff and urged community notification regarding ICE activity to ensure public safety.

Expressed support for the ordinance and called for an ICE preparedness action plan.

Thanked the council for considering the sanctuary city ordinance to protect undocumented neighbors.