City Values Act

Supported the climate action plan and City Values Act, urging broader advocacy regarding federal law and international treaties.

Shared a personal family ordeal involving ICE detention and urged the council to pass the City Values Act to protect residents.

Expressed support on behalf of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Frederick, highlighting the importance of trust and safety in local government.

Expressed support for the City Values Act on behalf of the Democratic Socialists of America, emphasizing community protection.

Read a statement from Congressman David Trone expressing full support for the City Values Act and protecting immigrant rights.

Spoke through a Spanish interpreter about the fear experienced by immigrant families and urged the council to pass protections.

Urged the council to pass the ordinance so children can grow up in a safe community where people are not afraid to seek help.

Spoke proudly as the son of immigrants in support of the ordinance, condemning fear tactics and federal immigration policies.

Expressed support for the city's values initiative while reflecting on the broader political climate and local government responsibilities.

Represented Indivisible Frederick, sharing stories of immigrant fear and urging a favorable vote to uphold welcoming community values.

Spoke as a downtown resident about systemic surveillance, community trust, and the necessity of rejecting ICE office expansion.

Voiced strong support for the City Values Act with suggested amendments regarding database audits, police data sharing, and surveillance contracts.

Expressed support for the City Values Act and suggested clarifying definitions to ensure all civil immigration enforcement personnel are covered.