See Video from 2025 Annual Meeting: Impacts of Current Immigration Policy

LWV-LM Annual Meeting Highlights Impacts of Immigration Policy

At the Annual Meeting of the Larchmont-Mamaroneck League of Women Voters on June 26, 2025, there was a vote by the chapter members on leadership positions and the budget followed by a panel discussion from the Community Resource Center on impacts of the current immigration policy. Newly elected LWV-LM officers include: Louise Perez and Beth Radow (co-presidents).

This program was co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the Community Resource Center (CRC) and was held at the CRC headquarters. It was free and open to the public.

The panel was led by Jeffrey Feinbloom, Esq., Immigration Counsel, Feinbloom Bertisch LLP. Click here to for a video on the impacts of current immigration policy: https://youtu.be/al-S2FAmTho

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

Non-immigrant allies can offer support to the immigrant community in the following ways:

Accompany members of the immigrant community to naturalization court and other scheduled appointments.
If you witness what appears to be an unauthorized detention in the community, call for prompt assistance of the:
- - Village of Larchmont Police at (914) 834-1000,
  - Town of Mamaroneck Police at (914) 381-6100
  - Village of Mamaroneck Police at (914) 777-1122
  - In the alternative, call 911.
If you witness what appears to be the unauthorized detention of a person, refrain from any physical intervention; it is appropriate to ask the detainer for their official ID and authorization (an Administrative Warrant).
You have constitutional rights as a US citizen to speak up, but use your best judgment to stay safe.
Use a cellphone camera to record any apparent unwarranted intervention by third parties to detain a member of the immigrant community.
Ask, or shout, to the detained person for their name and a phone number of a friend or relative who can be notified of their detention.