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Ramsey councilor condemned for comparing mask mandate to Japanese internment
She made the comparison in support of her resolution to not use city resources to enforce the state s mask mandate.
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Chelsee Howell, who was elected to the Ramsey City Council in the 2020 election, made the comparison during the City Council meeting on March 9 when it voted 4-3 to pass a resolution instructing that no city resource be used to enforce the state s mask mandate.
The Twin Cities chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) issued a statement criticizing her comments, saying she weaponized the Japanese American incarceration experience for their political purposes.
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The Twin Cities chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League is blasting Ramsey City Council Member Chelsee Howell for comparing the state s COVID-19 mask requirement with the experiences of Japanese Americans who were placed in concentration camps during World War II.
The league said it was deeply concerned with Howell weaponizing the experiences of Japanese Americans to make her point and asked her to immediately take steps to rectify her actions, according to a letter addressed to Howell and posted on Facebook. We absolutely object to the use of our community s experiences in your comparison, the league wrote. In this time of heightened anti-Asian sentiment and radicalized violence, your careless and misinformed comments undermine public health efforts at the disproportionate expense of Communities of Color.
MN Attorney General s Office warns Ramsey it can’t supersede mask mandate
A Ramsey City Council meeting became the latest political forum on the constitutionality of Governor Walz s executive order. Author: Chris Hrapsky Updated: 7:26 PM CST March 10, 2021
RAMSEY, Minnesota The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office warned the City of Ramsey that city law does not supersede state law after the city voted to stop enforcing the state s mask mandate Tuesday night.
In what seemed more like a Supreme Court hearing at times, the Ramsey City Council meeting became the latest political forum on the constitutionality of Governor Walz s executive order mandating the use of masks while indoors and in public places for most people.
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