Douglas County Commissioners Approve Anti-Sanctuary Resolution
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners in Oregon unanimously approved an anti-sanctuary resolution, aligning with the Trump administration's immigration policies and contradicting Oregon's sanctuary state law.
Portland, OR, July 24, 2026 —
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners in Oregon has unanimously approved a resolution that opposes sanctuary policies for immigrants.
The decision aligns the county with immigration enforcement strategies previously supported by the Trump administration. This resolution also positions Douglas County in opposition to Oregon’s statewide sanctuary state law, which limits local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
The vote by the Board of Commissioners was unanimous, indicating a unified stance among the county’s governing body on this issue. The specific details of how the resolution will be implemented or what enforcement actions, if any, it mandates were not provided.
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