Proposed ICE Facility Expansion in Cary

Urged the council to pass a resolution opposing the ICE expansion and to hold a recorded vote on the matter.

Spoke against the ICE office expansion in Cary, highlighting the impact of federal immigration enforcement on local residents.

Asked the council to implement ICE-free zone policies and speak out against the Regency Parkway facility lease.

Expressed fear and anxiety regarding how an ICE facility would affect community members regardless of legal status.

Urged the council to consult attorneys, adopt a resolution, and support immigrant residents against ICE expansion.

Voiced faith-based opposition to ICE expansion and urged the town to explore all options to block facilities.

Argued that silence does not protect the town and urged leaders to actively push back against ICE operations.

Raised concerns as an immigration attorney regarding the transparency and location of the proposed ICE office near cultural spaces.

Spoke against the Regency Parkway ICE office, citing statistics on crime, taxes, and federal policy motivations.

Warned about potential long-term negative economic and social impacts of an ICE facility near Koka Booth Amphitheatre.

Expressed concern about detention center conditions and urged leaders not to roll over to federal overreach.

Reiterated requests for a study on the economic and educational impacts of ICE enforcement activity in Cary.

Suggested the council use its platform to urge property stakeholders at Regency Park to reconsider leasing to ICE.

Called for community action, boycotts, and local government support to oppose the expanding ICE presence.

Highlighted the fear experienced by families and students during prior ICE actions and urged municipal engagement.

Spoke as a Greensboro resident about the statewide threat and dangers of immigration detention facilities.