Denver mayor orders protection for protesters, bars ICE from city property

DENVER, CO - Denver Mayor Orders Protection for Protesters and Bars ICE from City Property

The mayor of Denver has issued an executive order that prohibits Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from using city property. The order also authorizes the city police to detain any ICE officers who engage in “excessive force” while attempting to arrest protesters.

According to reports, the mayor’s decision was made in response to concerns about the treatment of anti-ICE protesters by local law enforcement. The executive order aims to protect the rights and safety of individuals exercising their right to free speech and assembly.

The city police department has been authorized to take action against ICE agents who engage in any form of misconduct, including using excessive force or intimidation tactics. This includes detaining the officers until further notice if they are deemed to be engaging in such behavior.

The mayor’s office has stated that the executive order is intended to uphold the principles of public safety and respect for human rights. The city will continue to work with local law enforcement agencies to ensure that all individuals, regardless of their immigration status, are treated fairly and with dignity.

As part of this effort, the city police department will provide support and protection for anti-ICE protesters who may be targeted by ICE agents or other law enforcement officials. This includes providing a safe and secure environment for protesters to exercise their rights without fear of intimidation or harm.

The mayor’s executive order is seen as a significant step forward in promoting public safety and respect for human rights in the city of Denver.

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