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Village Adopts Resolution on Federal Immigration Policies

COOPERSTOWN—On Monday, August 25, the Village of Cooperstown Board of Trustees approved Resolution No. 4 of 2025, regarding the federal government’s policies on immigrant seizure, detention and deportation.

“I am very proud of the Village Board for unanimously approving our resolution on the federal government’s immigrant seizure, detention and deportation policies,” Cooperstown Mayor Ellen Tillapaugh said in an e-mail on Tuesday, September 16. “The Village of Cooperstown is committed to being a welcoming community for all and that commitment recognizes the fundamental right for everyone to receive due process and equal protection under the laws instituted by our nation and enshrined in our country’s Constitution.

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