Frustrated residents packed a local meeting and demanded leaders stop working with ICE, according to News10NBC.
Speakers at an Ontario County Board of Supervisors meeting urged officials to pass a resolution cutting cooperation with ICE, arguing tax dollars shouldn’t support enforcement they say leads to racial profiling. Some questioned why officials still seek input after repeated public opposition.
The board also floated opting out of a short-term rental registry, but that issue drew no public comment — highlighting where community pressure is strongest right now.
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