Holding local government accountable on immigration enforcement

We are tracking whether local jurisdictions adopt seven concrete policies that limit local entanglement with federal immigration enforcement.

Our Demands

We are asking local jurisdictions to adopt the following seven policies:

1. Pass a formal resolution prohibiting the use of any municipal funds, staff time, or facilities for federal immigration enforcement activities.
2. Pass a formal resolution prohibiting local law enforcement from entering any 287(g) agreement with ICE, now or in the future.
3. Pass a formal policy directing local law enforcement not to honor ICE civil immigration detainers without a judicial warrant signed by a judge, not an administrative warrant signed by ICE alone.
4. Publicly direct all local police departments, in writing, to cease collaboration with ICE in any form, including participation in joint operations, information sharing, or notification of release dates.
5. Pass a policy requiring a judicial warrant before any city or county facilities, records, or other municipal resources are accessed by federal agents, and adopt a formal policy prohibiting voluntary disclosure of any individual's immigration status to federal authorities.
6. Issue an executive order or formal resolution barring federal agents from using city or county owned property, including schools, parks, libraries, jails, and public buildings, for immigration enforcement activities.
7. Require local departments to publicly report on any interactions with federal immigration authorities.

We are a volunteer-run group of residents who believe local governments should not use local resources, staff, or facilities to carry out federal immigration enforcement. We track public records and meeting outcomes so neighbors can see, at a glance, where each jurisdiction stands.

See how each jurisdiction is responding on the tracker page, and find out how to get involved on the get involved page.