FOX 4 has reported that a special city council meeting has been scheduled for Friday at 2:00pm following a deadlocked vote on Monday regarding an ICE agreement with the Fort Myers Police Department. The agreement would have allowed police officers to be trained to act as federal immigration officers. This news comes amid controversy surrounding the decision made on Monday.
The City Council’s decision to hold a special meeting on this matter shows the importance and interest surrounding the issue. The potential implications of this agreement have sparked debate among council members and the community as a whole. The meeting on Friday will likely address concerns from both sides of the argument and seek to find a resolution that satisfies all parties involved.
The fact that the original vote was deadlocked suggests that there is a division among council members on whether or not to move forward with the ICE agreement. The upcoming meeting will provide an opportunity for further discussion and potentially a new vote on the matter. It will be important for residents and stakeholders to stay informed and engaged in the process as decisions are being made that will impact the community.
As this story continues to develop, FOX 4 will provide updates and coverage on the special city council meeting scheduled for Friday. Stay tuned for more information on this important issue facing the Fort Myers Police Department.
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