Ordinance to reduce immigration enforcement resources in Sylvania rejected by city council

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SYLVANIA, Ohio (WTOL) — Sylvania City Council rejects a proposed ordinance that aimed to block the use of city funds to support federal immigration policies in a 5-2 vote on Monday.

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