Limits immigration officer actions near emergency sites.
This bill would limit where immigration officers can take enforcement actions, like arrests or questioning, especially near places where people get help during emergencies. It would generally stop most actions within 1,000 feet of these sites, unless there's an immediate danger. This aims to ensure that individuals can seek aid at emergency sites without fear of immigration enforcement, except in immediate danger situations.
Today, there are no specific laws limiting immigration enforcement actions near emergency response locations or requiring supervisor approval in such situations. This bill would generally prohibit immigration enforcement actions within 1,000 feet of these sites, like shelters or aid distribution points, unless there's an immediate danger. It would also require officers to get supervisor approval if unsure about a danger and would make evidence from illegal actions inadmissible in deportation cases.
HR 5603 · 119th Congress · September 26, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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