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Attachment 1 <br />To:City Manager Patrick Trudgeon <br />From:Police Chief Erika Scheider <br />Date: February 3, 2026 <br />Re:Updates to Immigration Policy 413 based on Council, Community, and MAC input <br />_____________________________________________________________________________________ <br />Background <br />On January 12, 2026, the City Council heard extensive testimony from community members regarding <br />the federal government’s recent surge in immigration enforcement activity and the impacts on local <br />communities. Following this testimony, the Council directed staff to return with information, including <br />amended or new city policies or ordinances for consideration. <br />On January 22, 2026, the City Council heard additional testimony from community members regarding <br />suggested updates to Roseville Police Department Immigration Policy 413. Following public comment <br />and Council discussion, staff was requested to return with an updated draft for review. <br />On February 2, 2026, Roseville Police Department staff met with the Department’s Multicultural <br />Advisory Committee (MAC) to discuss the current policy and gather additional input. The committee <br />reviewed the existing language and provided recommendations intended to enhance clarity, reinforce <br />the Department’s public safety role, and support continued trust within our community. <br />Based on feedback from the MAC, community input, consultation with the City Attorney, and review by <br />Police Leaders, an updated draft policy was developed. A copy of the draft has been shared with the <br />MAC for any additional feedback. <br />Additionally, Council Member Strahan requested that language be added to Section 413.3 to further <br />convey the Roseville Police Department’s commitment to serving all members of our community. That <br />language has been incorporated into the proposed draft. <br />Current Policy Language (Policy 413.6) <br />Federal law does not authorize the Roseville Police Department to enforce federal immigration laws. As <br />such, employees shall not inquire about a person’s immigration status unless it is directly related to a <br />criminal investigation. <br />Members of the department are authorized to assist ICE when it is related to scene safety and/or the <br />safety of ICE employees as they perform their duties. Members of the department are authorized to <br />Qbhf!6!pg!271 <br /> <br />