Ordinance Limiting Civil Immigration Enforcement Assistance

Spoke about open space preservation and the Mozeno tract.

Supported the ICE ordinance and raised concerns about voter intimidation and police presence at polling places.

Opposed restrictions on helping federal law enforcement, arguing it harms police safety and community well-being.

Shared concerns as an election judge about law enforcement presence near schools during primary elections.

Discussed historical election laws and expressed concern over armed law enforcement near polling locations.

Raised concerns about local homelessness and the need for shelters in Upper Darby.

Expressed concern that the ICE ordinance could result in lost federal funding and emphasized legal immigration processes.

Spoke in remembrance of victims of crimes committed by undocumented individuals.

Strongly supported the ICE ordinance, highlighting the constitutional rights and safety of immigrant residents.

Shared personal family experiences with immigration enforcement and supported the ordinance.

State Representative Heather Boyd spoke about state-level legislative efforts and historical resistance to unjust federal laws.

Opposed the ordinance as a redundant measure that interferes with federal law enforcement.

Voiced support for the ordinance on behalf of Masjid Al Madina, emphasizing safety for seniors and immigrant families.

Invited officials to the community day event and raised concerns regarding police detail fees.