Glendale has ended its longstanding contract with ICE to house immigration detainees, citing public concern and local accountability as key factors. This decision follows significant protests against ICE raids in Los Angeles, resulting in clashes between protesters and law enforcement. Glendale officials emphasized their commitment to public safety and trust and clarified their police department's non-involvement in immigration enforcement. The city will not pursue costs associated with the contract, underscoring that the contract was not for revenue but rather a measure of local governance.
The decision to terminate this contract is rooted in what this City stands for - public safety, local accountability, and trust.
The ICE contract has become divisive, leading to protests and unrest across Los Angeles after ICE raids in local communities.
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