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14:52Now PlayingThe Multnomah County Board of Commissioners on Thursday, April 9, unanimously approved an ordinance and resolution formally codifying current state and local sanctuary policies into County code.
The votes follow months of work to strengthen Multnomah County's sanctuary status in response to intensifying federal immigration enforcement that began last fall, creating fear and serious hardships for our community that linger to this day.
“The Board is taking a milestone step that builds on the work we’ve been doing since last fall to respond to the ongoing federal attacks and support our immigrant communities," said Chair Jessica Vega Pederson, who co-sponsored the ordinance and resolution with Commissioner Shannon Singleton. #trump #elsalvador #donaldtrump #breakingnews #senator #elon #elonmusk #joerogan #jre #joeroganexperience #travel #cnn #meltdown #msnbc #fail #fails #fly #fbi #kashpatel #judge #elsalvador #abregogarcia #wisconsin #nationalguard #portlandprotests
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