Local Organizations Rally in Tallahassee Against 287(g) Agreement
Local organizations gathered at Cascades Park in Tallahassee on National Immigrant Day to rally and demand an end to law enforcement's partnership with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, specifically calling for the termination of the 287(g) agreement.
Tallahassee Thomasville, FL, October 28, 2026 —
Local organizations gathered at Cascades Park in Tallahassee on National Immigrant Day for a rally opposing law enforcement’s partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Participants called for the termination of the 287(g) agreement, according to the available summary of the event.
The gathering focused on ending the partnership between law enforcement and ICE. The organizations’ demand specifically identified the 287(g) agreement, but the summary does not name the local law enforcement agency or agencies involved.
The date of the rally was not provided. The number of organizations and participants, the names of the groups, and the identities of any speakers were also not specified. No direct statements or quotations from organizers, attendees, law enforcement officials or government representatives were included in the event summary.
The summary does not detail the agreement’s terms, describe any actions taken by officials in response to the demand, or indicate whether the rally resulted in a policy change. It also does not provide information about any counter-events or other developments connected to the gathering.
As described, the event brought local organizations together at Cascades Park to call for an end to the law enforcement partnership with ICE and for the 287(g) agreement to be terminated. Further specifics about the participating groups, the relevant agency and any subsequent response were not provided.
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