Waterville Bans City Employees From Cooperating with ICE Ahead of New State Law
Councilors rejected a police carveout and approved the original measure 6-1 after residents raised fears about ICE and immigration enforcement.
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Waterville bans city employees from cooperating with ICE ahead of new state law
The Waterville City Council has approved an ordinance barring city employees, including police officers, from cooperating with ICE, just days before a new Maine law limiting such cooperation takes effect.
Waterville restricts municipal employees, including police, from cooperating with ICE
Chief William Bonney of the Waterville Police Department addresses the City Council on April 21, expressing opposition to a proposed city ordinance outlining how local police interact with federal immigration authorities. (Screenshot)WATERVILLE — The City Council approved an ordinance Tuesday that bans municipal employees, including police officers, from cooperating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The decision to limit local ties …
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