New York City Mayor Eric Adams is reportedly preparing to issue a new directive aimed at instructing city workers how to deal with potential Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) encounters. The move tells employees to not interfere with ICE or bash President Donald Trump in his immigration crackdown efforts.
The new directive comes after the Adams' administration sought to clarify a previous memo on the matter, which instructed municipal employees to allow ICE access to property or city records if they "reasonably feel threatened or fear for your safety or the safety of others around you."
