Residents press Lake Worth Beach leaders to take stance on PBSO's cooperation with ICE
WPTV's Vannia Joseph is digging into a special commission meeting where dozens of residents called on leaders to address what they described as growing fear in their communityImmigration concerns are once again taking center stage in Lake Worth Beach, where residents are urging city leaders to take a clear stance on the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office's (PBSO) cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
Commissioners agreed that children are among those most deeply affected, but Mayor Betty Resch told residents her authority is limited.
"No matter what I feel about what's going on out there, as the mayor, as a city official, I cannot tell the sheriff's office not to follow the law," Resch said.
PBSO Captain said that there are designated deputies handling these specific cases and emphasized that PBSO is not conducting raids, targeting, or racially profiling people.
The only one who was not set-up to speak against ICE by the anarchists in our city was our friend, Dan Volker who supports the America First agenda. All the rest of the speakers spoke out against following the law and voiced their support for illegals.
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