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Richmond strengthens proposed 'ICE-free' law that would go into effect in May

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Richmond strengthens proposed ‘ICE-free’ law that would go into effect in May Ordinance also sets up a system for alerting residents when "verified" ICE activity is happening.

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Richmond strengthens proposed 'ICE-free' law that would go into effect in May

Richmond strengthens proposed ‘ICE-free’ law that would go into effect in May Ordinance also sets up a system for alerting residents when "verified" ICE activity is happening.

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Richmond Approves ICE-Free Zones, $99M in Youth Funding

Richmond City Council on Tuesday approved creating ICE-free zones on city property and extending funding for the Richmond Fund for Children and Youth.

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richmondside.org broke the news on Thursday, April 9, 2026.
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