SEATTLE — Seattle leaders are pushing back against the possibility of increased Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in sanctuary cities, after President Trump’s border czar warned that a surge could be imminent.
Councilmember Bob Kettle, a military veteran and chair of the Public Safety Committee, said the city is working to address crime without help from Washington, D.C.
RELATED: Leaders respond to state slashing ICE database access after KING 5 investigation
“We’re up to 24 pieces of legislation.” Kettle said. “The real time crime center, the CCTV, also the automatic license plate readers, they help system. This is making a difference for our
→ Continue reading at King 5
