Sarah's Law: Mandatory Detention for Aliens Charged with Serious Crimes
This new law requires immigration authorities to detain non-citizens charged with crimes resulting in death or serious injury to another person. It also mandates that victims or their families receive ongoing information about the offender's immigration and criminal status, as well as government efforts to remove them. The aim is to enhance public safety and support crime victims.
Key points
Immigration authorities must detain non-citizens charged with crimes causing death or serious bodily harm.
Victims or their families will receive regular updates on the offender's status and removal efforts.
The law aims to strengthen public safety and protect victims' rights.
Status:
Expired
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