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This bill aims to restrict the authority of federal criminal investigators and law enforcement officers within California and impose new requirements on California law enforcement agencies when they collaborate with federal or out-of-state agencies. Specifically, it removes existing provisions that granted federal criminal investigators and law enforcement officers limited arrest powers and peace officer status under certain circumstances, such as when enforcing federal laws or assisting California agencies. The bill also prohibits California law enforcement agencies from participating in joint task forces or interagency agreements if these collaborations involve racial or identity profiling, or if they target constitutionally protected expressive conduct, such as protests. Furthermore, any interagency agreement entered into by a California law enforcement agency must be in writing, limited to two years, and require prior written authorization from the Attorney General, who can amend or terminate non-compliant agreements. The bill defines "California law enforcement agency," "joint law enforcement task force," and "interagency agreement" to clarify its scope and includes provisions for severability and reimbursement for state-mandated local costs.

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