Establishes the New York state ICE-free zones act to prohibit civil immigration enforcement on state or municipal property.
The New York state ICE-free zones act prohibits the use of state or municipal property for civil immigration enforcement activity. It mandates signage at property entrances stating that such activities are not allowed. Exceptions are made for activities conducted pursuant to a valid judicial warrant. The act also requires responsible officials to notify the attorney general of any violations, who may then investigate and bring action in state supreme court. This act does not regulate federal agencies in federal territories.
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