
California Business Not Putting Up with ICE’s Nonsense, ‘It Sends a Message Tha…
A California woman says that more local businesses need to put up signs that refuse to grant access to ICE agents.
California businesses are increasingly posting 'STOP NO ICE ACCESS IN THIS BUSINESS' signs, signaling a growing resistance to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations on private property. A recent video, widely shared online, showcased one such sign prominently displayed on a business door, explicitly stating 'PRIVATE PROPERTY - ENTRY RESTRICTED BY LAW NOTICE TO ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT & IMMIGRATION AGENTS'. The move by these establishments, primarily in California, reflects a contentious debate over immigration policy and the rights of private businesses. Commenters on social media have expressed mixed reactions, with some applauding the businesses for taking a stand, while others question the legal efficacy of such signs. One user stated, "More businesses should do this... it sends a message that communities stand together and won’t normalize fear." Conversely, another commented, "Federal agents can enter any property when a known fugitive is inside or when they’re in pursuit. A piece of paper doesn’t do anything." The signs typically outline that entry is not permitted without a valid judicial warrant and that employees have the right to remain silent and consult legal counsel. This development underscores the ongoing tension between federal immigration enforcement and local business communities in the state.
A California woman says that more local businesses need to put up signs that refuse to grant access to ICE agents.