States Empowered to Enforce Federal Immigration Laws on Unlawful Entry
This act allows state and local authorities, including police and prosecutors, to enforce federal laws regarding unlawful entry into the United States. This means more local agencies will be able to act on immigration matters, potentially affecting how individuals suspected of unlawful entry are apprehended and prosecuted.
Key points
States can authorize local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration laws on unlawful entry.
State prosecutors can initiate federal court cases for unlawful entry violations.
The act overturns a previous Supreme Court decision that limited state powers in these matters.
Status:
Expired
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