Nassau silent on ICE deal deadline
Law enforcement agencies that have agreements with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement must comply with a new state law banning cooperation, with Tuesday set as the deadline to wind down contracts. Nassau County, which has maintained a cooperative relationship with ICE, has not indicated whether it will challenge the law, although some sheriffs are considering legal action. The law restricts certain immigration-related questioning and access without warrants but allows cooperation on criminal matters.
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