Alameda County officials have said they do not welcome Immigration and Customers Enforcement. And right now, ICE is a danger,” said Michelle Gutierrez Vo, a president of the California Nurses Association and National Nurses Organizing Committee. She emphasized the need for pro-active measures to protect residents of Alameda County when immigration agents return, which could be as soon as next month. “The lawless violence we are witnessing is an assault on American and Alameda County values, our constitution and our human dignity. This is our opportunity to stand up and act.”Fortunato Bas chairs the Alameda County Together for All (ACT) committee which began drafting the ordinances last fall amid the launch of a Bay Area immigration enforcement operation which was eventually called off.