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This bill creates the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Support Fund, a new state treasury fund designed to provide financial support for local law enforcement agencies participating in federal immigration enforcement efforts. The fund will be administered by the Department of Treasury and can receive money from any source, with all funds remaining in the account from year to year and earning interest. By December 31, 2025, the department must publish grant application instructions on a public website, with law enforcement agencies able to apply for grants annually by March 15. The grant allocation process is structured in three tiers: first, providing funding to train three officers per agency in immigration enforcement programs; second, allocating additional training grants proportionally based on the population served; and third, offering up to $15,000 per officer as an incentive for program participation. Importantly, the bill is tied to another piece of legislation (Senate Bill 43) and will only take effect if that bill is also enacted into law. The fund's purpose is to support local law enforcement agencies in implementing and assisting with immigration enforcement activities.

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https://legislature.mi.gov/Bills/Bill?ObjectName=2025-SB-0042