Sylvania City Council member says he plans to introduce ordinance limiting federal immigration enforcement resources in city

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SYLVANIA, Ohio (WTOL) — A proposed ordinance in Sylvania aims to restrict the use of city resources for federal immigration enforcement, ensuring equal access to city services regardless of immigration status. City employees, including police officers, would be prohibited from detaining individuals based solely on their suspected immigration status.

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