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Attachment A In addition, other individuals were present munity could take to address immigration to serve as resources to the audience for issues, including becoming a sanctuary city, holding open discussions, creating safe individuals were: zones or creating opportunities for residents to get outside their comfort zone., Roseville Mayor, Roseville Mayor Dan RoeDan Roe Participants also asked for more informa-, Roseville City Manager, Roseville City Manager Patrick TrudgeonPatrick Trudgeon Imagine Roseville III Day 1 tion about policing policies and practices., Roseville Chief of Police, Roseville Chief of Police Rick MathwigRick Mathwig included a panel of experts who Following the December meeting, the fa-, International, International Mickey SchunemanMickey Schuneman provided an overview of immi- cilitator held two smaller meetings, inviting Institute of Minnesota, Refugee Reset-Institute of Minnesota, Refugee Reset - gration policies the community conversation participants tlementtlement feedback the Imagine Roseville Planning Committee suggested that a panel be Statements presented during the pan- assembled to provide information on what elist discussion and/or the Question it would mean to designate Roseville as a and Answer period have been summa- rized below. Responses may have come to come to an informed decision about how from more than one panelist. to proceed on the matter of immigration enforcement within its boundaries. What does it mean to be a Sanctuary City? DAY 1 as it can too easily create the impression that Roseville is an asylum for immi- discussion was held at the Roseville Area the intent and purpose of the recom- High School and approximately 70 individ- uals attended. A panel of experts provided an overview about immigration policies and processes in light of the increased federal If pursuing an action surrounding the activity in enforcement. In addition, there issue of how law enforcement handles was an opportunity for participants to pose immigration status, there are several questions to the panelists. This discussion was taped and is available on the Citys You- Tube channel. expressed in one of three forms: a)Proclamation, a basic recognition , immigration attorney, mmgraton attornein Kelly DolphinKelly Dolphin iiiyin of the issue; carries no legal force, b) private practice and member of theprivate practice and member of the Resolution which lays out city policy Lauderdale city councilLauderdale city council for immigration enforcement and , immigration attorney, immiration attorne Amiin HuarnAmiin Huarn gy carries the same type of consequence and former refugee working with theand former refugee working with the customary with policy infractions, Immigrant Law Projectmmirant Law Proec Igjt and c) Ordinance whats referred to , attorney and Public Edu-, attorney and Public Edu- Jana KoorenKr J anaooen as a Separation Ordinance and comes cation and Communications Director,cation and Communications Director r , r with legally enforceable consequenc- ACLU MinnesotaCLU Minnesot Aa es. Recommendations were made , organizer for Isaiah,, organizer for Isaiah, Catalina MoralesCatalina Morales that the Immigration, Customs and an immigrant from Mexico with an immigrant from Mexico withDACAAC DA Enforcement (ICE) hold be addressed status tatus s as part of a Separation Ordinance. 2 |