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MN HF3924

MN HF3924
State and local government participation in federal civil immigration enforcement efforts limited, places where arrests can be made restricted, cause of action for violations of constitutional rights created, denial of education based on immigration status prohibited, other immigration related provisions modified, and money appropriated.


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Introduced
03/05/2026
In Committee
03/05/2026
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead

Introduced Session

94th Legislature 2025-2026

Bill Summary

A bill for an act relating to immigration; limiting state and local government participation in federal civil immigration enforcement efforts; restricting where certain arrests can be made; creating a cause of action for certain violations of constitutional rights; requiring hospitals to establish and implement policies for interactions with law enforcement agents; providing for enforcement; providing immunity for certain acts; prohibiting denial of an education based on immigration status; providing a civil cause of action when right to education is denied based on immigration status; classifying data; requiring reports; appropriating money; amending Minnesota Statutes 2025 Supplement, sections 13.32, subdivision 5; 181.932, subdivision 1; proposing coding for new law in Minnesota Statutes, chapters 13; 120A; 135A; 144; 604; 629; repealing Minnesota Statutes 2024, sections 631.50; 631.51.

AI Summary

This bill, titled the "State and Local Government Participation in Federal Civil Immigration Enforcement Efforts Limited Act," aims to restrict the involvement of state and local governments in federal civil immigration enforcement, protect constitutional rights, and ensure access to education and healthcare. Key provisions include prohibiting government units and personnel from applying for federal funds that require increased information sharing for civil immigration enforcement or entering into contracts to house individuals for such purposes, and requiring public safety agencies (like law enforcement and correctional facilities) to not comply with detainers or hold requests from federal immigration authorities, nor participate in civil immigration enforcement operations. The bill also establishes a cause of action for individuals whose constitutional rights are violated during civil immigration enforcement, allowing them to sue for damages and attorney fees, and prohibits schools from denying education based on immigration status, creating a similar civil right of action for such denials. Furthermore, hospitals are required to develop policies for interactions with law enforcement agents regarding civil immigration enforcement, ensuring patient privacy and rights, and specific data related to immigration status is classified as private and its dissemination for civil immigration enforcement is restricted unless required by federal law or a judicial warrant. The bill also repeals existing statutes related to notifying immigration officers about alien inmates and providing them with case records.

Committee Categories

Justice

Sponsors (24)

Last Action

Introduction and first reading, referred to Judiciary Finance and Civil Law (on 03/05/2026)

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