Mayor Brown Statement on Protest Outside of ICE Office

Spokane, WALocal News

On June 11, 2025, Mayor Lisa Brown released a statement addressing a protest outside the ICE office in Spokane, which was fueled by community concerns over immigration enforcement. Earlier that day, a DUI driver was involved in two separate collisions, resulting in serious injuries to two individuals. The mayor emphasized the importance of public safety and the need for constructive dialogue within the community. Brown's statement aimed to reassure residents that the city prioritizes their safety and well-being. The protest reflects broader tensions surrounding immigration policy and local law enforcement's role in these matters.

Spokane has seen similar protests in the past, indicating a growing movement advocating for immigrant rights. The mayor's response illustrates the city's commitment to engaging with residents on contentious issues. As Spokane grapples with these challenges, local leaders are called to address the community's concerns and foster unity.

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