Arizona HB2657 prohibits state law enforcement agencies from collaborating with federal immigration authorities on immigration enforcement.
Arizona HB2657 amends state law to prohibit state law enforcement agencies from entering into, modifying, or renewing agreements with federal immigration authorities. This includes agreements that allow federal agents to exercise civil immigration authority or detain individuals in state custody for immigration violations. However, the bill does not prevent state agencies from enforcing valid court-issued warrants or complying with other federal requirements.
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