The Seattle City Council will vote on a measure related to license plate reader data, while the King County Council will vote on the use of county property.
SEATTLE — Officials in Seattle and King County are set to vote on two measures Tuesday aimed at limiting the actions of immigration enforcement activity.
Seattle councilmembers will vote on an ordinance that prevents Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from accessing license plate camera data, while the King County Council will consider a proposal to prohibit ICE officers from staging on county property.
The measures are in addition to other state and local actions to
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