ICE Detention Agreement

Asked the council to take a unique stance opposing ICE by ending the agreement.

Urged the council to terminate the MOU with ICE, arguing that cooperation undermines public safety and creates fear.

Asked the council to end the ICE agreement, noting that many detainees lack violent criminal records.

Supported the ICE agreement and local law enforcement, criticizing opponents as paid agitators.

Emphasized the rule of law and urged support for consistent enforcement and cooperation with federal authorities.

Expressed opposition to using Henderson resources to cooperate with ICE due to safety and accountability concerns.

Asked the council to bring the ICE agreement onto the agenda for debate and to terminate the partnership.

Argued against detaining individuals without fair due process and spoke about immigrant family struggles.

Objected to the ICE MOU on fiscal grounds, citing audit findings that expenditures outpace revenues.

Encouraged ending the ICE MOU based on moral and fiscal responsibility.

Shared personal background as a former undocumented immigrant and asked the city to protect its residents by ending the ICE contract.

Spoke against the ICE agreement as a local mother concerned about racial profiling and community safety.

Urged the council not to renew the MOU with ICE, emphasizing community safety and business impacts.

Asked the city to end data sharing and agreements with ICE to focus on local community needs.

Requested an end to cooperation with ICE, citing constitutional concerns and lack of accountability.

Strongly urged the council to end the MOU with ICE, highlighting immigrant contributions and community fear.

Spoke as a veteran opposing the ICE memorandum of understanding due to brutality and lack of humanity.

Asked the city not to waste municipal funds on untrained federal immigration enforcement partnerships.

Expressed support for HPD but urged against any collaboration with ICE.

Argued that voters care about local needs and urged the council to listen to the public and terminate the MOU.

Stated that ICE presence makes the community feel unsafe and urged ending the contract.

Asked police and council to honor their constitutional oaths by refusing to assist ICE.

Urged the council to act from a place of love and terminate the MOU with ICE.

Supported immigration enforcement and spoke positively about federal agents and her family's military service.

Implored the council to end the agreement with ICE so students and families feel safe.

Urged ending the ICE MOU to reaffirm the city's role in protecting all residents.

Shared personal reflections as a Peruvian immigrant and asked the city to end its ICE agreement.

Urged the council to reconsider the ICE contract due to economic and moral drains on the community.

Shared experiences from Minneapolis and argued that ICE operations violate constitutional rights.

Asked the city council to end the MOU with ICE.

Detailed financial figures showing a net loss on the ICE detention contract and urged termination.

Spoke as a lifelong Water Street resident opposing community support for ICE actions.

Requested the council consider ending the contract to house ICE detainees.

Urged the council to vote no on supporting ICE and fascism.

Shared a personal survival story of human trafficking and expressed fear regarding masked federal agents.

Urged the city to end its pledge with ICE and protect residents.

Stated opposition to the ICE contract as a young resident.

Asked the council whether they stand with the community or enforcement agencies.

Spoke about immigrant rights, privilege, and the violence of immigration enforcement.

Spoke about systemic issues, corporate automation, and the protection of vulnerable populations.

Urged the city to stop the contract with ICE.