On Tuesday, the Goshen Common Council passed a resolution in support of “Domestic Tranquility.” They described it as a resolution that focuses on the ability to communicate despite the anger that can come up during political discussions.

The Elkhart Truth reports the pro-tranquility measure was a response to the deadly takeover of the U.S. Capitol by insurrectionists and the threats of violence that surrounded the Biden inauguration.

A Goshen woman was part of the mob that stormed the Capitol earlier this month, and posted a video to social media that called the police who defended Congress “enemies of the people.”