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Introduced Session

This bill requires the Attorney General to repeal Attorney General Law Enforcement Directive No. 2018-6, which restricts law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration authorities. Under the directive, among other provisions, State, county, and local law enforcement are prohibited from providing certain assistance to federal immigration authorities when the sole purpose is to enforce federal civil immigration law. In addition to other restrictions, the directive prohibits law enforcement from providing notice of a detained individual's upcoming release from custody or continuing the detention of a person past the time the person would be released from custody based solely on a civil immigration detainer request, with certain exceptions. The restrictions set forth in this directive pose a danger to the citizens of this State and are a substantial threat to public safety. Therefore, it is imperative that this directive be repealed.

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Paul Kanitra (R)*,  Gregory Myhre (R)*,  Brian Rumpf (R)*,  Bob Auth (R),  John Azzariti (R),  Al Barlas (R),  Robert Clifton (R),  John DiMaio (R),  Dawn Fantasia (R),  Michael Inganamort (R),  Antwan McClellan (R),  Greg McGuckin (R),  Erik Peterson (R),  Alex Sauickie (R),  Jay Webber (R), 

Introduced, Referred to Assembly Oversight, Reform and Federal Relations Committee (on 05/02/2024)

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