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King County Council ordinance targets immigration enforcement
The ordinance aims to block federal immigration enforcement from using King County property and includes physical barriers and signage to ensure compliance, officials said.
- After public commenters pressed the council, protesters joined at the podium during the Feb. 17 meeting as an ordinance was introduced.
- Earlier this year, the executive order directs the King County Sheriff’s Office to develop guidance after officials say federal agents have violated local and state laws.
- Proactive measures include signage and fencing at non-public sites, and KCSO would be directed to produce guidance on 911 responses, agents, and bodycam use, while respecting legal exceptions.
- Teresa Mosqueda said the ordinance aims to prohibit ICE from using county property, with sponsors signaling further legislative efforts and advocates urging expanded legal support.
- Many public commenters argued at the Feb. 17 meeting that the executive order is insufficient, with protesters joining a speaker at the podium.
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