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El Paso City Council to Discuss Ban on ICE Detention Facilities

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The El Paso City Council is set to review a proposal aimed at prohibiting the establishment of Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centers within city limits. This initiative arises from ongoing concerns regarding human rights and public safety in the community. The plan, which will be discussed in an upcoming council meeting, calls for the City Manager and City Attorney to collaborate with El Paso County and El Paso Water to explore legal avenues for this ban. City Representatives Lily Limón and Chris Canales are co-sponsoring the proposal, emphasizing the importance of community welfare. The council's decision could significantly impact how immigration enforcement operates in the area.

Key Details: • City Council meeting to discuss the proposal is upcoming; date not specified. • Collaboration with El Paso County and El Paso Water is part of the plan. • City Representatives Lily Limón and Chris Canales are co-sponsoring the proposal.

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