Healey moves to keep ICE agents out of schools, courts, hospitals and other 'sensitive spaces'

Healey moves to keep ICE agents out of schools, courts, hospitals and other 'sensitive spaces'Gov. Healey’s executive order could put state officials in direct confrontation with federal agents working for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Border Patrol. The governor said her bill will prohibit federal immigration agents from entering schools, day cares, child care centers, hospitals and health clinics without a judicial warrant. The Trump administration also sent immigration agents to Maine this month, where federal officials said they've arrested hundreds of people as part of a large-scale operation. Healey has called on Noem to resign and for federal immigration agents to leave cities like Minneapolis.