Providence supports the sending of your rights “in the midst of Trump’s immigration policy

The City Council of the Capital of Rhode Island supports the distribution of shippers to “know your rights” to residents who explain them how to deal with the application of the law in the application of immigration to the Trump administration.

Providence households will receive a card in English and Spanish advising them with their constitutional rights if they are faced with American immigration agents and customs application (ICE).

He asked residents not to open the door unless the police have a valid mandate signed by a judge. The lower part of the card can be cut, kept in a portfolio and presented to immigration application, a press release announcing the campaign.

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A Mailer “know your rights” informing the residents of Providence of their constitutional rights. (Providence municipal council)

“The municipal council of Providence is associated with organizations which represent our diversified community to promote security and inclusion in the face of fear and uncertainty that permeate the immigrant communities of our city due to the reckless cruelty of the Trump administration,” said the president of the Council Rachel Miller in a press release.

“For almost 400 years, immigrants have been and continue to be vital for Providence,” she added. “The Council stands together to say that immigrants are welcome here and to encourage each member of our community to find out about their constitutional rights and where to find help if they need it.”

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The Council worked with more than a dozen local rights and defense groups of immigrants on the Mailer. The City spent $ 17,000 on sender, a council spokesman for Fox News Digital said.

The Rhode Island Republican Party requests an investigation, noting that the Council recently voted for an 8% increase in taxes.

Providence is the most populous capital and city in the American state of Rhode Island. The municipal council approved a Mailer campaign to inform residents of their rights when they are faced with immigration officials. (Getty Images)

“They are not only able to oath, they make fun of that,” the party said in a statement. “Each member of the Council has sworn to maintain the Constitution and the laws of the United States and the Rhode Island. But instead of protecting legal residents and respecting their obligation, they spent your money to help those who have entered the country illegally determine how to avoid responsibility.

Party president, Jow Powers, described the decision as “political theater” and “professional fault of the government”.

“The municipal council of Providence used public funds to push propaganda which undermines the federal law, while garnishing taxpayers,” he said in a statement provided to Fox News Digital. “If you are an elected official, helping offenders, you do not belong to power, you belong to an investigation.” Period. “

In the city’s press release, the president of the pro Tempore juan Mr. Pichardo council called Providence a city of immigrants,

“Nothing is more fundamental for American experience than the right to live here peacefully and prosperous, regardless of the country of origin or the status of documentation,” he said. “This Mailer will help remind our residents these rights and the resources available for our immigrant communities.”

A police officer goes beyond the ICE logo before a press conference on Thursday, May 11, 2017, at the US immigration and customs headquarters in Washington, DC. (Salwan Georges / The Washington Post via Getty Images)

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Sea-owners are in response to illegal immigrant operations in the Trump administration illegally targeting those who live in the United States.

The Democrats denounced the operations, arguing that they separated families and endanger the communities. Los Angeles saw several days of riots earlier this month after the ICE agents arrested several illegal immigrants, many of whom have judicial lockers, during several operations in and around the city.

Fox News Brooke Taylor has contributed to this report.