ICE enforcement

Said community members made ICE uncomfortable operating in Woodland and urged the city to cancel its Flock camera contract.

Spoke for El Concilio of Yolo County, thanking the council for its February immigrant-values resolution and asking elected bodies to protect access to schools, clinics, and churches.

Demanded answers about the ICE operation's legal authority and safeguards, and read a statement of solidarity from Eliana Pimentel.

The former mayor asked what the protocol is when residents are detained and questioned whether police would protect them.

Said ICE agents ran a man down in Woodland who was recording them, and demanded the council get ICE out of the city.

An artist and educator said residents protected each other during the ICE operation with no police present, and asked that Flock cameras at least be used to flag ICE vehicles entering town.

Said she is angry about ICE operating in the community and demanded accountability for the hit-and-run.

Urged residents and the council to pressure elected officials and the police chief to hold ICE accountable, calling Woodland 'a little sliver of Washington, DC.'

Called the incident a crime and urged the city to pursue charges, have police document ICE operations, and remove Flock cameras over policy violations.

The Yolo County supervisor requested an immediate WPD investigation, a press conference, and proactive police monitoring when ICE operates in the city.

Suggested using Flock cameras under policy to track the federal vehicles involved in the hit-and-run, and raised questions about grant fund allocation.

Representing Moms Against ICE, said children are scared their friends and friends' parents will be taken.

Read a Texas Tribune headline about a Harris County prosecutor investigating a similar ICE vehicle strike, suggesting the DA here do the same.

The man struck by the ICE vehicle said he came forward to support community calls for action, reported what he saw as a lax police response, and revealed the vehicle later appeared outside his home.

A Woodland Community College employee said the hit-and-run happened between her best friends' houses and urged leaders to protect the city.

A retired attorney and daughter of a WWII veteran said constitutional rights are being violated for everyone, called the incident a hit-and-run, and demanded accountability for government employees.