Summary
The council adopted a policy keeping city-owned and controlled property off-limits to federal civil immigration enforcement and directing staff to share 'know your rights' resources. Supporters filled public comment; one speaker questioned how it would be enforced against non-compliant federal agents.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
Mostly administrative costs for signage and materials, expected to fit within existing budgets.
Immigrant residents, businesses, and property owners who use city facilities.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council — April 7, 2026
The council adopted a policy keeping city-owned and controlled property off-limits to federal civil immigration enforcement and directing staff to share 'know your rights' resources. Supporters filled public comment; one speaker questioned how it would be enforced against non-compliant federal agents.
City Council — March 10, 2026
A colleagues' memo by Cisneros, Sell and Le would prohibit using city property for civil immigration enforcement and provide resources for residents and businesses. The Council voted unanimously to agendize it by June 1, ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
City Council — January 27, 2026
Two speakers urged the city to prepare a civil rights defense plan ahead of possible ICE operations, asking about SB 2627 compliance and policies on federal data requests.
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