A mass e-mail from the Rev. Mark Sills, executive director of FaithAction International, indicates a resolution opposing immigration enforcement agreements between the federal government and local agencies for purposes other than deporting the most serious criminals will be considered by the Greensboro City Council on June 2.
RESOLUTION OPPOSING THE ENFORCEMENT OF IMMIGRATION LAWS by LOCAL POLICE and SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES
Will be presented to and voted on by CITY COUNCIL at their meeting on JUNE 2 at 5:30 pm
Please note: We had anticipated this vote on June 16th, but just this afternoon we learned that it has been moved up to June 2nd. It is imperative that we have a really strong turn out in support of this resolution. If word gets out, there will certainly be strong opposition.
The Greensboro Human Relations Commission will be presenting the RESOLUTION on JUNE 2 in the City Council Chambers, 2nd floor, downtown, Melvin Municipal Office Building, 300 W. Washington St. at 5:30 PM.
Background here.
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Please note that this item will NOT be on the agenda on June 2nd. It is not known at this time when it will be taken up by Council.
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