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Residents press Nevada County supervisors to adopt resolution refusing cooperation with ICE
Summary
More than 1,000 residents and advocates delivered a petition and urged the Nevada County Board of Supervisors to adopt a resolution declining cooperation with federal immigration enforcement and refusing to honor ICE detainers; speakers said fear of enforcement is harming public safety and asked the Board to agendize clear county policy.
At the Board of Supervisors’ Feb. 10 meeting, a succession of residents urged the county to adopt a formal policy limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement and to clarify that local agencies would not honor ICE detainers or administrative warrants.
The petition’s organizers told the board they had gathered over 1,000 signatures. Lolo Stone, who identified herself as a District 3 resident, said the petition asks the county “to affirm that Nevada County will follow California law, will not participate in civil…
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