Council Minute January 21
Federal immigration enforcement actions in Minnesota
Bloomington City Council official statement on immigration enforcement
City of Bloomington community resources and support services
Separation of local policing from federal immigration enforcement
Supporting city employees and police department personnel
Outreach to affected businesses by Port Authority staff
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Notable Quotes (3)
The Bloomington City Council affirms our long-standing commitment to being a welcoming and inclusive city.
Local police are charged with protecting public safety, preventing crime, and building trust, not enforcing federal civil immigration law.
We strongly condemn militarized raids that terrorize families, destabilize neighborhoods, and erode trust in government.
People (3)
Tim BusyMayorDelivering the weekly council minute and summarizing the city's stance on recent federal actions.
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Delivering the weekly council minute and summarizing the city's stance on recent federal actions.
“Public safety is built through trust, fairness, and humane policy, not fear, intimidation, or political posturing.”
Closing remarks regarding the city's stance on community safety.
Renee GoodN/A37-year-old killed in a federal immigration enforcement action in Minneapolis.
37-year-old killed in a federal immigration enforcement action in Minneapolis.
Zach WalkerCity ManagerAttended police roll call briefings to express support for officers.
Attended police roll call briefings to express support for officers.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (2)
- January 19th - Week of the Council Minute
- No council meeting for the week of January 19th due to MLK holiday