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DRAFT 41 MAY 2019 SPECIAL c2 ANNUAL., TOV+f'N MEETING WARRANT Page <br /> and,whereas the mission of the Mashpee Police Department states that the"Department strongly <br /> embraces the philosophy of community policing...we hope to build a strong collaborative <br /> supportive relationship, which will build public trust and mutual respect between our citizens and <br /> our police department, increasing the quality of life for those that live,work and visit the beautiful <br /> Town of Mashpee." <br /> and, whereas the Town of Mashpee Inclusion and Diversity Committee includes the purpose to <br /> "Strive for a community characterized by the values of inclusion. Inclusion is defined as actively <br /> pursuing goals of including, integrating, engaging, and welcoming all persons regardless of their <br /> race, color, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, age, religion, creed, <br /> ancestry national origin, military or veteran status, marital status, family status, or receipt of <br /> public benefits." <br /> and,whereas the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has stated that the Tenth Amendment <br /> to the United States Constitution prohibits the Federal government from compelling States to <br /> employ their resources to administer and enforce Federal programs; and ruled "Conspicuously <br /> absent from our common law is any authority (in the absence of a statute) for police officers to <br /> arrest generally for civil matters, let alone authority to arrest specifically for Federal civil <br /> immigration matters." <br /> It Is Therefore Resolved and the Town Meeting is petitioned to forbid all local and non-local <br /> officials in Mashpee in the absence of probable cause of criminal activity, to the extent legally <br /> permissible, and in keeping with current practice, from: <br /> 1. Participating in or cooperating with any inquiry, investigation, surveillance or detention having <br /> to do with immigration matters falling under the jurisdiction of the Federal government. <br /> 2. Enforcing immigration matters. <br /> 3. Profiling based on race, ethnicity, citizenship, religion, or political values <br /> 4. Using town funds and other town resources for the enforcement of federal immigration laws <br /> to the extent permissible by law, and unless presented with a criminal warrant or other <br /> evidence of probable cause as required by the 4th Amendment of the US Constitution. <br /> 5. Violating the civil liberties and human rights of all residents and visitors regardless of race, <br /> ethnicity, religion, ability, sexual and gender identity, national origin, or citizenship and <br /> immigration status. <br /> Submitted by Petition <br /> Explanation: This article is our way to show our support and thanks for the current practice and <br /> policy of Mashpee police's mission of"community policing," and of the Diversity Committee's goal <br /> of keeping Mashpee a welcoming community for all residents. Its goal is to reinforce adherence <br /> to current law, to our civil liberties, and to the priority for local resources to be directed toward <br /> the safety of Mashpee residents. <br /> The Board of Selectmen recommends approval of Article by a vote of <br /> The Finance Committee recommends approval of Article by a vote of <br />
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