FPD chief dispels rumors, calms fears in Latino community on immigration issues
0Fullerton Police Chief David Hinig recently assured parents and administrators at Pacific Drive Elementary School that public safety, not immigration, is the FPD’s primary concern. Since the election of President Donald Trump, families from the largely Hispanic community served by Pacific Drive have voiced an array of concerns regarding immigration enforcement. Widespread speculation has ranged from whether there would be a staging of checkpoints requiring citizens to prove their citizenship to whether immigration officials could simply walk into an adult ESL class and detain students. Some children even were afraid they might come home from school one day and discover…
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