HPD-ICE Cooperation

Espinosa demanded an end to non-safety traffic stops and criticized the council for not holding the police chief accountable.

Rodriguez expressed frustration over the lack of accountability and the fear that prevents his community from reporting crimes.

Former Council Member Gallegos expressed disappointment in the lack of leadership presence and the fear currently felt by the Latino community.

Bishop Bell called for a moral approach to policing that protects families and ensures residents can go about their daily lives without fear.

Rasky criticized the lack of accountability and the impact of police actions on immigrant families, urging the council to prioritize safety over current enforcement.

Guzman proposed a six-point solution to restore trust, including clear policies separating local policing from immigration enforcement.

Hill emphasized that public safety should be defined by community voices and criticized the lack of council presence at community actions.

O'Koth shared data on the impact of over-policing on black immigrants and called for an end to the HPD-ICE partnership.

Rivera called for the cancellation of Flock camera contracts and an end to mass surveillance of immigrant communities.

Hubbard demanded action and expressed skepticism about the council's progress on ordinances.