The Safe Communities campaign is a coalition of groups working to protect our immigrant communities and together promote policies that foster trust and clarity. This campaign aims to pass policies around "Safe Communities" (i.e. policies that keep state and local agencies removed from immigration enforcement) school districts, cities, counties, and the State of Delaware.
Since our campaign started the following jurisdictions have passed “Safe Communities” policies:
The policy recommendations we seek for any entity include:
Section 1: Protection of Residents’ Personal Information. To build trust with immigrant communities, all government entities should maintain confidentiality of non-publicly available information and decline sharing any information to other entities or officials, unless necessary to perform department, agency, or commission duties or required by law.
Section 2: Restriction on Use of Government Resources. To set a clear distinction from federal immigration enforcement, government entities should refrain from identifying, investigating, or detaining any person on the basis of a suspected violation of immigration law nor respond to any civil immigration warrant or requests relating to immigration purposes.
Section 3: Implementation and Training. To ensure employees have the correct information, all relevant government entities should develop a plan for dissemination of the policies described above and provide appropriate training to ensure all representatives understand their responsibilities
The passage of a statewide “Safe Communities” policy that clearly separates the State of Delaware from immigration enforcement (ICE).
ACLU of Delaware
Delaware Alliance for Community Advancement
Delaware Civil Rights Coalition
Delaware Hispanic Commission
Delaware United
Latin American Community Center
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