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Ulster County adopts policy requiring judicial warrants for federal immigration enforcement on county property
Summary
The Ulster County Legislature voted 19–4 on April 21 to adopt a policy that requires federal immigration authorities to obtain judicial warrants before entering non‑public county areas and limits county cooperation without proper warrants; supporters said it protects residents and public health, while opponents said it may lack enforcement and could impede lawful federal operations.
The Ulster County Legislature adopted Resolution 189 on April 21, establishing a policy requiring federal immigration authorities to obtain judicial warrants to enter non‑public county property and directing county employees to protect residents’ privacy and access to services.
Legislator Stewart, speaking in support, said the policy protects access to essential county services and public health by preventing intimidation that can make residents avoid clinics and…
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