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County of Monterey updates 'Welcoming Resolution' for immigrant protection

  • The County of Monterey's welcoming resolution was updated unanimously by the Board of Supervisors to protect immigrant rights in response to the incoming administration's deportation plans.
  • The revised resolution ensures that no county resources can be used to enforce immigration laws unless mandated by state or federal law or a court order.
  • Twenty-Five thousand dollars have been allocated for bilingual informational ads on radio and television stations to support immigrant communities.
  • The county plans to distribute 20,000 'Know Your Rights' cards and hold community forums to reassure immigrants about their rights.
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