Memphis Passes Resolution Opposing ICE and National Guard Presence
Memphis has passed a resolution opposing the presence of ICE and the National Guard within the city.
Memphis, TN, October 20, 2026 —
Memphis has passed a resolution opposing the presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the National Guard within the city. The available information does not specify when the resolution was passed or provide its text.
Details about the measure’s scope are also not available. It is unclear from the information provided whether the resolution sets out specific actions, addresses particular circumstances, or describes how the city would respond to the presence of either agency or force. The resolution’s legal effect was not specified.
No explanation was provided for why Memphis adopted the resolution. The information does not identify who introduced or approved it, describe the vote, or include statements from city officials or other parties. It also does not say whether ICE or National Guard personnel were present in Memphis when the resolution was passed.
The resolution concerns two distinct entities: ICE, a federal immigration enforcement agency, and the National Guard. However, the available summary does not elaborate on how the measure addresses either one. It provides no information about any related policy, enforcement action, or subsequent response.
Further details—including the date, the resolution’s wording, the circumstances surrounding its passage and any next steps—were not provided. Without those details, the measure’s practical impact and the city’s intended approach remain unclear.
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