NYS sheriffs consider legal move on ICE pacts

A group of New York state sheriffs are contesting a new law that prohibits cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, arguing it hampers public safety and may violate the state Constitution. While some sheriff departments have begun ending their agreements with ICE, others are considering legal actions against the law, which was enacted in May. The law restricts local law enforcement from questioning individuals solely about immigration status and limits access to sensitive locations without warrants, though cooperation on criminal matters remains permissible.

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