Baltimore Leaders Introduce Legislation to Limit ICE's Access

Baltimore leaders introduce legislation to limit ICE's access

Baltimore is the latest jurisdiction in Maryland to propose bills in response to immigration enforcement.

Baltimore City Council introduces bills to limit ICE enforcement in public spaces

Baltimore City Council introduces bills limiting ICE enforcement in public spaces after viral detention center video shows poor conditions

Baltimore City Council members introduce bills to limit ICE activity

Some members of the Baltimore City Council are introducing bills to crack down on Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. Council members Odette Ramos, Paris Gray and Mark Parker are introducing a pair of bills. The first would require city agencies to prepare plans to limit immigration enforcement in public buildings, including libraries, schools and parks. It would also ban city resources from being used for immigration enforcement actions…

Baltimore City Council to introduce legislation in response to immigration enforcement operations

Three Baltimore City Councilmembers are introducing two bills on Monday regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations across the state and nation

City Council to take up bills protecting residents from ICE activity

Members of the Baltimore City Council plan to introduce two new bills during the council’s Monday night’s meeting aimed at protecting residents from from unlawful Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity. Councilmembers Odette Ramos (District 14), Paris Gray (District 8), and Mark Parker (District 1) will hold a press conference at 4 p.m. Monday to announce the bills. The first bill is named “Baltimore City Policies and Procedures – Sa…

Is an ICE surge coming to Baltimore? Local officials, activists struggle to find out.

Recent federal legislation championed by the administration of President Donald Trump has added hundreds of millions of dollars to immigration enforcement, leading to an expected spending spree to ramp up activities in states like Maryland.