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After this Monday afternoon the Redwood City Council Discussing the possibility of voting on a possible ordinance restricting the use of city resources to assist or cooperate with immigration authorities, City Mayor Jeff Gee said the commitment to helping all residents is stronger than ever.
"Our commitment to supporting all who call Redwood City home is stronger than ever, and we will continue to do what we do best: build a Redwood City that welcomes all through collaboration, responsiveness and excellence," he said in a statement issued Tuesday afternoon.
While there is no set date for a vote on such a potential ordinance, Mayor Gee noted that one of Redwood City's greatest strengths is its diversity, and the city is committed to keeping it multicultural for current and future generations.
"The City of Redwood City is committed to enriching its cultural fabric by supporting and celebrating its multi-unique diversity, including newcomers, immigrants and all people who have contributed to creating the Redwood City we enjoy today, including those who migrated to Redwood City long ago and have called Redwood City home for generations."