Local Police Cooperation with Federal Immigration Enforcement (ICE)

Expressed deep concern over ICE actions nationwide and urged the city council to ensure OPD does not partner with ICE.

Shared fears as an LGBT community member and political opponent, asking the council to ensure OPD has no 287(g) agreement.

Expressed severe fear for his Native American fiancée regarding federal enforcement and demanded protections from the city.

Recounted viewing body camera footage of an OPD traffic stop involving ICE contact, calling for clear written policies.

Emphasized that police should be trusted community friends and warned that partnering with less professional agencies risks that trust.

Voiced opposition to 287(g) agreements, analyzing recent ICE arrest statistics and raising civil rights concerns.

Strongly condemned any cooperation between Ogden City and ICE.

Called for stronger council leadership, transparency, and protections against race-based discrimination regarding ICE presence.

Spoke in favor of foster housing, supported golf course decisions, and urged Ogden not to participate with ICE.

Shared emotional testimony as a Latina resident living near 25th and Monroe regarding fears for her family under current federal enforcement climate.

Raised concerns about police accountability, rights, and automated license plate reader cameras.

Expressed personal fear regarding her husband's safety as a brown U.S. citizen and reminisced about historical trail access.

Expressed strong opposition to OPD cooperating with ICE, warning of community protests and distrust.