Blocks federal funds for cities and states that limit cooperation with federal immigration officials.
This bill would stop federal funding for cities and states that limit cooperation with federal immigration officials. It would also give state and local police federal authority and protection when they help federal agents with immigration detainers. This means local governments could lose money for economic development and housing if they don't share immigration information or comply with federal requests.
Today, state and local law enforcement agencies may have policies that limit cooperation with federal immigration officials, and they may face legal liability for complying with federal detainers. Federal funding for economic development and community grants does not explicitly exclude jurisdictions based on these policies. After this bill, state and local police would gain federal authority and liability protection when complying with federal immigration detainers. States and local governments defined as "sanctuary jurisdictions" would lose eligibility for certain federal funds, including Economic Development Administration grants and Community Development Block Grants. They would also have to return any CDBG funds already received.
HR 3881 · 119th Congress · June 10, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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