Oswego officials faced pointed questions from neighbors during a public comment session regarding last month's rooftop immigration standoff. Neighbors expressed frustration over the city’s involvement, questioning local law enforcement assistance to federal authorities. The council later voted unanimously to allow the city attorney to engage outside counsel for the state inquiry.
PoliticsPublished Oct 14, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 15, 8:15 AM
New York Attorney General Letitia James's office has requested information from local officials in Oswego, New York. The request seeks to explain the roles of Oswego firefighters and local law enforcement during a nearly six-hour standoff involving suspected illegal immigrants hiding on a roof from Border Patrol agents.
PoliticsPublished Oct 13, 12:00 AMAdded Oct 15, 8:15 AM
