A Message From Mayor Victoria Woodards and City Manager Elizabeth Pauli on Recent Events at the Northwest Detention Center

Tacoma, WALocal News

Mayor Victoria Woodards and City Manager Elizabeth Pauli recently issued a statement addressing the rising concerns surrounding the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, Washington. Their communication highlights the city's proactive stance in dealing with issues related to U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activities. The officials underscored the necessity for transparency and open dialogue as critical components of local governance, especially in light of the increasing scrutiny on immigration enforcement practices.

They reassured residents about their safety and the city's commitment to protecting its diverse community. This initiative reflects a broader trend of local governments advocating for their constituents amid contentious federal policies. The statement not only aims to alleviate community fears but also seeks to promote a collaborative approach between local authorities and residents. By addressing these significant concerns, Woodards and Pauli reinforce their dedication to responsible leadership and community engagement. Their message serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges at the intersection of local governance and federal immigration policies.

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