Originally Posted by
Aubie_NoFlyNoMore
TerminalBliss,
My state of Montana had similar language to that of the Big Horn County, Wyoming, but sadly, the bill never reached a vote. I personally talked to the co-leader of the Montana House/Senate to bring the bill up in 2007, but no action was taken.
" ...PROVIDING THAT FEDERAL EMPLOYEES MUST OBTAIN THE COUNTY SHERIFF'S PERMISSION TO ARREST, SEARCH, AND SEIZE;.."
http://data.opi.mt.gov/bills/2005/billhtml/HB0284.htm
It simply doesn't matter what the States pass...Federal law trumps state law. As long as the Agents are conducting an arrest, investigation, warrant search, etc., that falls within their Federal jurisdiction, then there is absolutely nothing the locals or state officials can realistically do to limit that authority...that takes the US Congress.
TB