Wilfred Mbah

@wilfredmbah.bsky.social

Somerville City Councilor At-Large Building a welcoming, equitable city with quality jobs, transportation and housing www.willmbah.com

This Fourth of July, I celebrate America with both gratitude and purpose. As an immigrant from Cameroon, I came to this country believing in its promise that through hard work, service, and democracy, anyone could help build a better future. America gave me opportunities I could only dream of. 🧵

"Stephen Majeski, a deportation officer with ICE’s enforcement and removal operations, requested a 'list of all sentenced inmates in the facility.' ... 12 minutes later, Elizabeth Conley, chief administrative assistant at Suffolk County sheriff’s office, provided the list in an attachment."

Some local police, sheriff and DA offices are communicating often with ICE, records show

In one instance, a sheriff's office sent an entire list of sentenced individuals just 12 minutes after ICE requested the information.

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Today I officially pulled papers to run for State Representative for the 34th Middlesex District. I’m deeply grateful and humbled by the encouragement I’ve received from neighbors, friends, and community leaders both in Medford and Somerville who believe in a politics rooted in service, justice, and

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I'm excited to announce: I'm running for State Representative in the 34th Middlesex district! I've given it a lot of thought and spoken to friends in Medford and Somerville. Now, I'm excited to talk to voters about how Massachusetts can live up to its potential. 1/

Thank you to my former City Council colleague and good friend, Mark Niedergang for his endorsement! We served together for four years on the Council—and I am thrilled to earn his continued support and confidence.

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On Tuesday we joined Michele Lippens at Faulkner Towers and on Wednesday we joined Jesse Ratey at Properzi Manor! It was great to talk with both Ward 3 School Committee candidates about the needs of our students and to hear from our seniors.

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Last week we had a wonderful conversation with the folks at Brady Towers. I am grateful for their consistent support for our campaign and their commitment to making Somerville a more inclusive community. I can’t wait to join you again soon for some more coffee and conversation! ☕️🍩

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During our recent stop to Brady Towers, I bumped into one of Somerville’s strongest advocates, Eleanore Rances. Eleanore’s ties to Somerville run deep—and I’m so proud to earn her support!

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I am thrilled to have the support of musician, educator, and activist Reebee Garofolo! Reebee is an amazing member of the Somerville community—known for organizing the HONK! Fest. Thank you for your endorsement, Reebee!

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We had a great conversation this week at Cobble Hill Apartments! Neighbors asked about Cobble Hill’s berm and surrounding green space, the future of the parking lot at 74 & 84 Washington Street, and the need for better accessibility for our seniors.

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It is an honor to receive the endorsement of Ward 3 resident and parent, Kat Johnston. Kat is an outspoken advocate for Somerville—especially our students. Together, we can make Somerville a community that works for everyone!

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It was great to attend last week’s restoration and rededication of Somerville’s Vietnam and Korean War Monuments. Last fall, I sponsored a City Council Resolution to move the Veterans Monuments back to Central Hill.

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