There was a similar ordinance in Utah that additionally enjoined private citizens from displaying the UN emblem without a lot of official involvement (it would have created a city-managed "enemies list" of UN sympathizers). If that part was included, that's a problem.
Also, there is the small matter that the US has ratified the UN Treaty; certain UN personnel therefore have diplomatic immunity under the Vienna Convention, and said immunity is to be respected by all inferior jurisdictions, and that is pursuant to Article VI of the Constitution.
All diplomatic immunity means is that they are immune from arrest by local cops. It does not mean that local areas are obligated to provide extra police protection should they visit, nor hold up traffic should they decide to motorcade thru the area.
To: Jack Black********************
"...there is the small matter that the US has ratified the UN Treaty; certain UN personnel therefore have diplomatic immunity under the Vienna Convention, and said immunity is to be respected by all inferior jurisdictions, and that is pursuant to Article VI of the Constitution.
# 20 by Poohbah
Diplomatic immunity just means that UN personnel won't be prosecuted for breaking our laws.
Diplomatic immunity does not mean that local people must help UN personnel break the law.