California SB1105 regulates the powers of federal and tribal law enforcement officers within the state, prohibiting racial profiling and limiting.
California SB1105 outlines the conditions under which federal criminal investigators and law enforcement officers can exercise arrest powers within the state. These officers are not considered California peace officers but may arrest under specific circumstances, such as when requested by a California law enforcement agency or when there is probable cause of a public offense involving an immediate threat of great bodily injury.
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