Philadelphia City Council introduces "ICE Out" legislation to limit cooperation with ICEPHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- City Council members introduced a package of bills on Thursday aimed at restricting how Philadelphia agencies interact with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, marking what the council leaders described as a concentrated effort to control the way ICE operates in the city. Councilmembers said the seven-bill "Ice Out" package would strengthen Philadelphia's existing Welcoming City policies. Among other things, the bills would prohibit city agencies from collaborating with ICE, ban ICE agents from wearing face masks, and codify an executive order preventing local police from acting as ICE agents. Councilmembers described the introduction of the ICE Out package as the first step toward changing how ICE operates in Philadelphia. The legislation would also prohibit city agencies from collecting immigration status information or sharing it with ICE.