North Carolina’s resolution passes by protecting illegal immigrants from ice

A Northern Carolina The city approved the measure that declared itself a “fourth workplace amendment” and an increase in protection for illegal immigration workers aimed at immigration to the US and the execution of customs bodies (ICE).

The city council of Darem adopted a resolution on Tuesday with a unanimous vote for the shield of city workers from raids and arrests conducted by federal officials, reports The Chronicle of the Duke.

The fourth amendment protects citizens from unjustified searches and arrests and requires warrants for a likely crime before seizing a person or property.

The resolution instructs the city employees “to uphold the 4th amendment to their jobs and city agencies and to inform the council any obstacles for effective training for the 4th correction for any departments,” the chronicle reports.

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The City Council of Darem adopted a resolution that defended illegal immigrants from ice raids with unanimous vote. (David Di Delgado/Getti Image)

The city “historically pursued justice and security for all residents,” the resolution said, adding that the presence of residents is important for their activities.

The measure emphasizes that the threat of “unconstitutional capture” prevented migrants in the city “safely involved in public life, including work and education.”

The resolution comes after four agents of glaciers appeared in the district court of Darem in court in court to delay an illegal immigrant who faces a criminal offense for the family’s violence, although the man did not reached the planned speech in court and arrests.

“Our residents witnessed glaciers in our community, instilling widespread fear and uncertainty,” Mayor Leo Williams said in a statement after the incident. “While local leaders cannot legally abolish the use of the federal government and armed weapons, we can and should be in strategic solidarity with our neighbors.”

Residents also organized a demonstration on the day of the incident Protest icy raids and arrests.

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The city has adopted a resolution on a statement about the “fourth amendment” and to increase the protection for migrants aimed at ICE. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

“This is a direct threat to the safety and dignity of our communities. The court should be a place where people can look for justice, not where they were hunted by federal agents,” said the chairman of the County Commissioner of Darem Nida Alam, which was part of the demonstration.

At the meeting of the resolution, several migrants and their families spoke in favor of their passage, expressing their anxiety in everyday life, the Chronicle reports. Other residents also pushed additional protection Illegal immigrants and training for urban staff to fulfill a new measure.

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Darem joins Carbara, which became the first city of North Carolina, which in May accepted the fourth amendment.

In February, Ice arrested 11 people in Darem, who were illegally in the US, federal officials reported. Some residents of Darem said they were concerned about the safety of family members after arrest.

The resolution emphasizes that the threat of an “unconstitutional attack” prevented migrants in the city “safely participating in public life”. (Andrew Horer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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The federal government accused Darem in April in the so -called “Sanctuary” for allegedly not cooperating Immigration officials.

According to the chronicle, local officials stated that there was no legal and actual basis on the shrine “.

Last year, General Assembly of North Carolina Democrat’s governor Josh Stein, who causes the sheriff to cooperate with federal immigration efforts, has overcome the veto.

Earlier this week, PRO TEMPORE Mayor Mark Anthony Middleton said he would never return cooperation between Darem and ICE police, The Chronicle reports.