Man dressed as Batman blasts Santa Clara officials about ICE at Super Bowl

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (KGO) -- A man dressed as Batman scolded authorities in Santa Clara at a city council meeting on Jan. 27 for their inaction in relation to the likely deployment of ICE officers at the upcoming Super Bowl.

A livestream of the meeting between the Santa Clara City Council, Santa Clara Stadium Authority and other officials, shows the moment the costumed man made his dramatic entrance while swearing several times.

The man outlined his concerns about ICE agents' possible presence in Santa Clara, given the recent killings by federal agents in Minneapolis in January.

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He argued that the city council should have taken action to prevent "hundreds of masked men" from coming to Santa Clara, and asked that no city resources be provided to the agency.

In response to concerns about immigration enforcement, Santa Clara Police Chief Cory Morgan said the department would not "confirm, deny, or speculate about" the actions of federal agencies.

Corey Lewandowski, an adviser at the Department of Homeland Security, said in October that ICE officials would be at the Super Bowl.