“The policy prohibits the use of county property as staging areas for federal immigration enforcement activities, prohibits county employees from sharing non-public personal information for immigration enforcement unless required by law, and directs county officials to cease asking individuals about their immigration status unless the information is required by law or necessary to determine eligibility for a service or program and requires federal authorities to present a judicial warrant signed by a federal judge to access non-public areas of county facilities.”

Read the story in the Daily Freeman.