Credit: AP Photo/Gregory BullFederal immigration agents will not be allowed to use Alameda County-owned property for operations and surveillance. To enforce this policy, county officials explained that they will rely on civil actions, such as cease and desist orders. Alameda County’s actions on Tuesday put it in alignment with Santa Clara County, which established “ICE-free” zones last fall. “We don’t need ICE-free zones, we need drug free zones, cartel free zones,” Pechenuk said. Residents should understand that “ICE-free” doesn’t mean federal agents can’t set foot on county property, said Sanchez.