Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Immigrant Rights in Albuquerque

 Hello Albuquerque,

Many community members have shared their fears and concerns about the White House’s recent orders on immigration. We want to remind our community that Albuquerque is, and will continue to be, an immigrant friendly city that appreciates and celebrates our immigrant community. City law says that city employees, including police, are not allowed to ask about or document immigration status. Trump's policies are still deeply concerning. We believe everyone in our city should be able to report crimes and take their kids to school, church, or the hospital without fear of having their family torn apart.

To help provide information and resources, the City of Albuquerque is hosting a series of webinars to support community members and business owners as they navigate immigration threats. 

If you or someone you know is facing difficulties or has questions about your rights, our Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs (OIRA) has resources available online at cabq.gov/OIRA, where you can find information, guides, and connect with local organizations who can help.

During these times, let’s keep looking out for each other and caring for one another in the One Albuquerque spirit. I hope to see you soon. 

Sincerely, 

Mayor Tim Keller

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Immigration Webinar Schedule

 

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