San Antonio's Public Safety Committee meeting on February 18, 2025, was marked by a significant discussion on community safety and immigration concerns. Chair Cabello Heberta opened the meeting by addressing the ongoing fear surrounding ICE raids affecting families across the nation, emphasizing that such actions are not occurring in San Antonio.

Heberta expressed the city's commitment to working with law enforcement while ensuring that residents, regardless of their immigration status, feel secure in their neighborhoods. "These are the same families who contribute to the culture, economy, and spirit that makes San Antonio and our country so great," he stated, highlighting the importance of community cohesion and respect for all individuals.

The Chair called for a future presentation to inform residents about their rights, reinforcing the message that San Antonio stands united against fear and uncertainty. "It is critical that every San Antonio resident knows what those rights are," he added, underlining the city's dedication to protecting its community members.

The meeting proceeded with the approval of minutes from the previous session and a motion to address consent items, indicating a collaborative atmosphere among committee members. The discussions reflect a proactive approach to public safety, focusing on both law enforcement and community well-being.