Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas has expressed openness to discussing a “welcoming county policy” following community concerns about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations that resulted in civilian deaths in Minnesota.
During a county commissioners meeting on Wednesday (January 28), Douglas said his office has heard directly from residents expressing “grief, fear, and deep concern” over recent ICE operations in Minneapolis and the deaths of American citizens Alex Pretti and Renée Good.
“These are constituents asking whether what happened there could happen here, and what role, if any, our local government plays in preventing that,” Douglas said during the meeting, according to CBS 21…