Requires state and local police to help enforce immigration laws and share information with federal agencies.
This bill would require state and local law enforcement agencies to assist federal immigration authorities and share information about people believed to be in the country unlawfully. States and local areas that do not cooperate could lose federal funding. It would also set aside money for new federal detention centers and for training local police.
Today, cooperation between state and local law enforcement and federal immigration agencies can vary widely, with some jurisdictions having policies that limit their involvement. After this bill, state and local law enforcement would be required to assist federal immigration enforcement and share specific information about apprehended individuals. States and local areas that do not cooperate would risk losing federal funding, and there would be more federal detention facilities available.
HR 1927 · 119th Congress · March 6, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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