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Doña Ana County updates resolution to bar county employees from immigration enforcement while on duty
Summary
The Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners approved an update to a county resolution on May 12 that explicitly states county employees will not engage in immigration enforcement while on duty, the county's summary said.
The Doña Ana County Board of County Commissioners approved an update to a county resolution intended to keep a safe environment for residents, and the update explicitly states that Doña Ana County employees will not engage in immigration enforcement while on duty, county communications said.
In the BOCC Buzz summary the presenter said, "Now this update explicitly states that Doña Ana County employees will not engage in any immigration enforcement while on duty." The summary did not provide the full text of the updated resolution, any implementing guidance, nor a recorded roll-call vote.
The announcement clarifies the county’s stated limits on employee duties as described in the summary. The presenter did not specify which departments or positions the language covers, whether it changes existing policies, or how the prohibition will be enforced or monitored. The BOCC Buzz directed viewers to the full meeting recording for additional context.
