AMERICAN IMMIGRATION COUNCIL • IRIS
Harrisburg, PA Creates Its First Ban on Use of City Employees for Federal Immigration Enforcement

Policy ID

HBG-LA-2026-2-24
Local Response
Harrisburg
Legislative Action

Short Description

Harrisburg, PA City Council unanimously passed an ordinance that prohibits city employees and police from enforcing federal immigration law, unless required by federal or state law. The ordinance requires a judicial warrant for federal immigration agents to enter non-public areas of city property and prohibits city employees from using city funds, property, or data to assist in investigating, detaining, or arresting someone because of their immigration status. Employees who violate the ordinance will face disciplinary action.

Date Adopted

02/24/2026

References

See Also

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Allegheny County, PA Ordinance Codifying County Workers’ Response to Immigration Enforcement

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