Arlington's top officials are putting the brakes on any potential partnership between local police and ICE for immigration enforcement. They've made it clear they don't want the city involved in this kind of collaboration.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
UTA is investing $350 million in campus infrastructure, which supports the local economy.
The individuals currently in detention and their families.
No groups are explicitly stated as being harmed by this decision.
UTA and the city are working together on internships and campus improvements that benefit the downtown area.
Residents requested that the City Council take a stand on the release of individuals from ICE detention, citing human rights concerns.
Mayor, council member won't consider partnering Arlington police with ICE for enforcement operations KERA News
High school students protest ICE outside Arlington City Hall The Shorthorn
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