The Brief
- A new poll finds 67% of New York City voters oppose ICE raids, with 55% saying enforcement should stop entirely.
- Most voters support the city’s sanctuary laws, with 52% saying the NYPD should not assist ICE during immigration raids.
- Two-thirds of respondents say ICE raids create fear and chaos in immigrant communities, while 30% say they are necessary to enforce immigration laws.
NEW YORK – As the country grapples with federal immigration enforcement ramping up in parts of the country, New Yorkers are weighing in on enforcement policy.
What we know:
A new citywide poll released Monday shows a strong majority of voters oppose Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and want local police to stay out of them.…