Arizona HB2881 mandates the attorney general to create policies limiting state agencies' assistance with immigration enforcement.
Arizona HB2881 requires the attorney general to establish policies that limit state agencies' involvement in immigration enforcement. These policies must ensure that public schools, community colleges, universities, day care centers, public libraries, courts, and publicly funded medical facilities remain safe and accessible to all residents, regardless of immigration status. The bill also mandates the removal of any questions regarding citizenship or immigration status from applications, questionnaires, or interview forms used by these entities within sixty days of the act's effective date.
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