Delano City Council to Vote on Immigration Enforcement Limit
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Delano, California, aims to become the latest city to limit immigration enforcement on public property. The city council plans to vote on a resolution that would bar federal agents from using city facilities without a warrant and establish a notification system for residents. This move follows similar efforts in nearby Fresno and seeks to protect local families from surprise immigration raids, especially after past incidents that caused community fears. Mayor Salvador Solorio-Ruiz and several council members support the proposal, emphasizing the need to shield vulnerable residents from federal actions amid growing tension over immigration sweeps. The council vote is scheduled for next week, and officials hope it passes unanimously, joining a wave of California towns drawing clear lines on immigration cooperation.
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