Providence backs ‘Know Your Rights’ mailers amid Trump immigration policy

The city council in the capital of Rod Island supports the distribution of “knowledge of your rights” to the residents who teach them on how to deal with law enforcement amid the enforcement of immigration in the Trump administration.

Families in Provencens will receive an English and Spanish card that provides them with their constitutional rights if it faces agents of the enforcement of American immigration and customs (ICE).

The residents guided not to open the door unless the officers present a valid memorandum signed by the judge. The bottom of the card can be cut, kept in a portfolio, and submitted to the immigration application, a press release that announces the statements of the campaign.

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“The Providence City Council is participating with the organizations that represent our diverse society to enhance safety and integration in the face of fear and uncertainty that spread in migrant societies in our city because of the reckless cruelty of the Trump administration,” council president Rachel Miller said in a statement.

“For nearly 400 years, immigrants were still vital for Professor,” she added. “The council stands together to say that the immigrants are welcome here and to encourage every member of our society to educate themselves about their constitutional rights and where they find help if they need them.”

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The council worked with more than ten local immigrant rights and calling for mail. The council spokeswoman told Fox News Digital that the city spent $ 17,000 on correspondents.

The Republican Rudland is demanding the investigation, noting that the council recently voted to increase by an 8 % increase in taxes.

Provence is the capital and the most populated in the state of Rudd Island. The City Council approved an email campaign to inform the population of their rights when facing immigration officials. (Getty Images)

“They not only ignore their right, but also make fun of it,” the party said in a statement. “Each member of the Council swore to support the constitution, the laws of the United States and the island of Rudd. But instead of protecting the legal population and respecting their duties, spend your money to help those who entered the country know how to avoid accountability.

Party leader, Joe Powers, described this step “The Political Theater” and “Poor government Acts”.

He said in a statement submitted to Fox News Digital: “If you are an official, you do not belong to his position, you belong to the investigation.”

In the city’s press statement, the President of the Council, the PRO TIMPORE JUAN M. Pichardo, described the city of immigrants.

“There is nothing more important to the American experience than the right to live here in peace and prospects, regardless of the country of origin or documents,” he said. “This sender will help our residents remind those rights and resources available to our migrant societies.”

A law enforcement officer walks in the ICE logo before a press conference on Thursday, May 11, 2017, at the migration and customs headquarters in the United States in Washington, DC. (Silwan George/Washington Post via Getti Emaiz)

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Reporters respond to the Trump administration illegal operations targeting those who live in the United States illegally.

Democrats condemned the operations, on the pretext that they separate families and endanger societies. Los Angeles witnessed several days of riots earlier this month after ICE agents arrested many illegal immigrants, many of them with criminal records, during several operations in and around the city.

Brock Taylor in Fox News contributed to this report.