She promised new legislation that would deny federal immigration agents without warrants access to city schools, social service offices and sections of city buildings not open to the public. (observer.com)
And school boards adopted resolutions limiting the ability of immigration agents to enter campuses and the collection of information about immigration status. (attendanceworks.org)
Ms. Mark - Viverito, a Democrat, also said the City Council would pass legislation over the next year to block federal immigration agents from entering «private areas on city property and offices where New Yorkers receive social services» without a warrant or a court order. (nytimes.com)