California AB2721 mandates hotel operators to inform staff and guests about potential U.S. Customs and Border Protection presence.

California AB2721 adds Section 17211 to the Business and Professions Code, requiring hotel operators to post a notice if they know U.S. Customs and Border Protection or Immigration and Customs Enforcement will be on the premises during a guest's reservation. The notice must be displayed 48 hours before the reservation or within an hour of learning about the presence. Failure to comply results in a $2,500 civil penalty per violation. The hotel and its operator are not liable for any loss of life, injuries, violations, penalties, liabilities, or damages related to compliance.

California AB2721 mandates hotel operators to inform staff and guests about potential U.S. Customs and Border Protection presence.

California AB2721 adds Section 17211 to the Business and Professions Code, requiring hotel operators to post a notice if they know U.S. Customs and Border Protection or Immigration and Customs Enforcement will be on the premises during a guest's reservation. The notice must be displayed 48 hours before the reservation or within an hour of learning about the presence. Failure to comply results in a $2,500 civil penalty per violation. The hotel and its operator are not liable for any loss of life, injuries, violations, penalties, liabilities, or damages related to compliance.