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Attachment A <br />€Cities that currently have a Separation <br />How did people from other countries <br />Ordinance include Minneapolis, St. <br />get here? <br />Paul, and Northfield. (Editors note … <br />Northfield passed a resolution, not a <br />€Panelist Amiin Huarn presented an <br />separation ordinance) <br />overview of the European colonization <br />of Somalia. It was divided among a few <br /> - Employee Authority <br />€Minneapolis <br />countries, resulting in the separation <br />In addition to Roseville, the <br />in Immigration, passed in 2003 <br />of the Somali people into other nearby <br />panel also discussed the policies <br /> - Employee Authority in <br />€St. Paul <br />of other Minnesota communities <br />Immigration Matters, passed in 2004 <br />on the question of immigration <br />of relatives and divisions of tribes was <br /> - Resolution affirming the <br />€Northfield <br />never accepted by Somalis and created <br />City of Northfields Commitment to <br />be a Safe, Inclusive and Welcoming <br />Community for All, passed in 2016 <br />initially thought to be temporary by the <br />Somali inhabitants, lasted decades and <br />eventually led to the immigration of <br />What happens when someone is de- <br />these refugees to Europe and their allies, <br />tained based on immigration status? <br />collapsed in 1991. Ms. Morales support- <br />ed Mr. Huarns point by indicating that <br />€Roseville does not operate a jail or de- <br />to understand immigration, you have <br />tention center. Any person under arrest <br />to understand foreign policy.Ž Refugees, <br />as a group, would prefer to be able to <br />facility and is held under their rules. <br />live peaceably in their native country. <br />A separation ordinance in Roseville <br />No matter what country a person comes <br />would have no impact on that process. <br />from if you are not a citizen, you are <br />In Roseville, it would mean that when <br />always concerned about immigration/ <br />someone is apprehended for a crime, <br />deportation.Ž <br />e.g., burglary, robbery, assault, etc. they <br />are not asked their immigration status. <br />made outside the U.S.; the designation <br />€If arrested and booked at a jail, it is <br />the prerogative of the facility whether <br />means that the term refugeeŽ is attached <br />immigration status will be assessed and <br />by the country of origin or their coloniz- <br />any resultant actions. <br />admitted based on needing asylum. <br />€U.S. citizens are not deported. Green <br />Card holders are lawful permanent res- <br />€Persons can apply for a VISA before <br />idents. It is the closest status to citizen- <br />they come to the United States. It is not <br />ship. However, they too, can be deport- <br />the same as a Green Card holder. Per- <br />ed because they are not U.S. citizens. <br />sons with a VISA are required to leave <br />when the VISA expires. <br />€Any arrest can open up possible investi- <br />gation into a persons status. <br />€Ms. Morales is undocumented as she <br />came as a child, but has Deferred Action <br />€Currently, ICE is the only law enforce- <br />for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status, <br />ment agency charged with detaining <br />which allows her to legally work, get a <br />someone solely based on immigration <br />drivers license, etc. However, there is no <br />status. <br />pathway to citizenship from DACA. <br />| 3 <br /> <br />