Houston Police Issue New Directive for Amended Immigration Ordinance

April 23, 2026 ~ Houston Police Department Implements New Directive to Comply with Amended Immigration Ordinance

This afternoon, the Houston Police Department (HPD) announced a new directive in response to the amended immigration ordinance approved by Mayor John Whitmire and the majority of City Council members on April 22, 2026. The directive has been reviewed and confirmed by both the City of Houston and the Governor's Office to comply with the amended ordinance and meet the State of Texas' grant requirements.

According to Mayor Whitmire, this amendment reaffirms the Fourth Amendment and will allow the city to recover $114 million in state public safety funding. He expressed his gratitude towards the 12 council members who supported this change and understood its importance. These funds will play a crucial role in ensuring public safety remains a top priority, especially with preparations for the upcoming FIFA World Cup.

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The mayor also thanked HPD Chief J. Noe Diaz, Jr., and assured that officers will continue enforcing both local and state laws. For any further inquiries regarding the HPD directive, individuals are advised to contact HPD's Media Relations Unit. This new directive marks a significant step towards maintaining public safety while also complying with immigration laws.

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