Rumors of possible U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement action Wednesday night in Vail Village led to businesses shutting down early and at least two restaurants not opening for business on Thursday. But town officials say they had no contact with federal immigration officials and know of no arrests.
“We’re not aware of any ICE activity or federal law enforcement activity that occurred in the town of Vail last night or yesterday,” Vail Town Manager Russ Forrest said Thursday, acknowledging that ICE activity throughout Eagle County on Wednesday sparked fear.
“Unfortunately, we’re not different than other places in the United States, where there is fear,” Forrest said. “The best advice would be: we’re here, the town of Vail, the Vail Police Department is here to serve you. If you have questions, concerns, please call us directly, including the police department at night.” That phone number is (970) 479-2200.
Vail Mayor Barry Davis said he was flooded with calls Wednesday night and early Thursday from concerned citizens. Read the full story from our partner, Vail Daily.
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