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Faith leaders, government, police explore ICE preparedness

March 19th, 2026

(L-R) United Church of Christ clergyman Sid Mohn, Pomona Police Department Corporal Jeffrey Hayward, Pomona Mayor Tim Sandoval, La Verne PD Captain Travis Tibbetts, Claremont PD Captain Robert Ewing, retired police officer Robert Allas, and Claremont Mayor Jennifer Stark took part in a panel discussion Wednesday on ICE preparedness. Courier photo/Andrew Alonzo

More than 100 people were on hand at Claremont Presbyterian Church Wednesday as panelists from local government and law enforcement took part in a public forum aimed at providing clarity for residents on their policies and procedures for dealing with federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement interactions. Courier photo/Andrew Alonzo

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