Restoring Community Trust: Repealing Mandatory Immigration Status Information Sharing.
This bill repeals a federal law that required state and local governments to allow employees to share immigration status information with federal authorities. The change aims to foster greater trust between residents and local institutions, such as police and emergency services, by allowing local governments to set their own information-sharing policies. State and local agencies will regain full control over how they handle and disclose immigration data.
Key points
Eliminates the federal mandate requiring state and local employees to allow sharing of immigration status information with federal authorities.
Restores full control to state and local governments over their internal policies regarding data collection and disclosure.
Intended to improve public safety by encouraging all residents to interact with local services without fear of automatic reporting.
Status:
Introduced
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