Immigration resources webpage

Supported the draft immigration information page but asked that residents' rights be covered too — specifically adding a link to the Orange County Bar Association's immigration resources.

A 34-year resident, she urged adoption, tying it to welcoming Olympic athletes and visitors in 2028.

Said a trustworthy city website matters when deciding where to live, and that Mission Viejo should signal it cares about the people who come here.

Cited comparable resource pages in Irvine and local school districts, and noted the diversity of her own block, to argue the resource is nonpartisan and appropriate.

Briefly urged a yes vote, saying providing information is another way to support residents.

Thanked the council for its prior vote and said the OC Bar resources would help allay fears gripped by recent enforcement actions.

Urged adding the OC Bar Association link, noting it would help Olympic athletes and visitors understand their rights.

Called accurate city information a basic function of good governance in a time of fear and disinformation, and thanked Council Member Vasquez.

A retired Mission Viejo teacher, she drew parallels to historical persecution and asked the city to provide information on rights and due process.

A 28-year resident, she recounted deported community members' stories and asked the council to add the OC Bar link, saying it defines the city's legacy.

Described climate of fear — citizens carrying passports out of fear — and urged trusted links like the OC Bar and League of Women Voters, not ice.gov.