Immigration Resources

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Redmond fosters an inclusive community where residents feel valued and connected. The City Council has passed resolutions in 2017 and 2020 to affirm its commitment to a culturally inclusive environment and a hate-free zone. The Redmond Police Department does not engage in immigration enforcement, as state law prohibits officers from collecting immigration status information without a criminal investigation link. Under specific legal circumstances, the police are restricted from sharing information with immigration officials. The City encourages residents to understand their rights and utilize available resources, such as the Eastside Legal Assistance Program and the ACLU of Washington.

These organizations provide legal support and advocacy for immigrants. The police department commits to ensuring public safety while maintaining a clear separation from federal immigration operations. This proactive stance underlines Redmond's dedication to supporting its diverse residents amidst changing national policies.

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