Arlington County officials tell people to call 911 if they see ICE

County Board Chair Matt de Ferranti opened the emergency board meeting last week by condemning ICE for the shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis and telling residents to call 911 if they see ICE working in the county.

“Our responsibility is not just to follow the law, but to do everything possible within it to protect our neighbors and reduce harm,” Ferranti said. “That means working together to call 911 when we see ICE in our community. Calling 911 is important because it helps us know when ICE is in Arlington, so that we can better pursue Arlington County’s law enforcement mission. Preventing violence in our community.”

ICE has detained 19 people in Arlington in the past year, according to Ferranti. Federal officials, including Homeland

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