Nassau unclear on ICE pact after NYS ban
Several New York State law enforcement agencies, including Nassau County police and sheriff's departments, have not confirmed plans to end their cooperation agreements with ICE despite a recent law banning such agreements. While five agencies have responded, seven others have until August 25 to decide, with some, like Nassau County, previously maintaining extensive ICE collaborations. The law aims to limit local involvement in federal immigration enforcement, prohibiting agencies from questioning individuals solely for immigration reasons or allowing ICE access to sensitive locations without a judicial warrant.
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