California's Santa Clara County Creating Barriers for Immigration Arrests on County Property
Santa Clara County and San Jose aim to protect immigrant communities by banning immigration enforcement on public property, where over 40% of residents are foreign-born, officials said.
- Santa Clara County and San Jose are creating barriers to restrict federal immigration operations on public properties.
- An ordinance is being drafted to limit the use of county properties for immigration enforcement, despite ICE's authority to enforce federal law.
- County leaders aim to establish ICE-free zones by using physical barriers, locking gates, and posting signs to prevent ICE agents from using county properties without court orders.
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California's Santa Clara County creating barriers for immigration arrests on county property
Santa Clara County leaders will establish ICE-free zones throughout Silicon Valley — raising physical barriers and locking gates to prevent federal immigration agents from unlawfully using county properties for surveillance and arrests.


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