~ During the latest Council meeting, an emergency resolution was adopted by the Council, urging the City of Boston to take all necessary measures to oppose the proposed parking leases for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in downtown Boston.

The resolution was prompted by a proposal for ICE to lease 249 parking spaces in Boston, which has raised concerns about the potential impact on immigrant communities and residents across the city. The Council expressed its worries about an increased federal immigration enforcement presence and stated that it is their responsibility to support the safety and well-being of Boston residents.

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In light of this, the resolution calls on the City to deny the proposed parking leases and emphasizes the Council's opposition to any expansion of ICE operations in Boston. It also urges the City to take appropriate action in line with the concerns raised in the resolution.

By adopting this emergency resolution, the Council has made a strong statement against an increased ICE presence in Boston and has called on the City to explore all available options to prevent these proposed parking leases.

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