California SB1399 mandates the Attorney General to review locked detention facilities housing noncitizens for civil immigration proceedings.

California SB1399 requires the Attorney General to conduct reviews of county, local, or private locked detention facilities housing noncitizens for civil immigration proceedings, including minors. The Attorney General must provide a comprehensive report to the Legislature and the Governor, which will be made public. The Department of Justice will determine the order and number of facilities reviewed and provide updates during the budget process. The review includes assessing conditions of confinement and the standard of care and due process provided to detainees.

California SB1399 mandates the Attorney General to review locked detention facilities housing noncitizens for civil immigration proceedings.

California SB1399 requires the Attorney General to conduct reviews of county, local, or private locked detention facilities housing noncitizens for civil immigration proceedings, including minors. The Attorney General must provide a comprehensive report to the Legislature and the Governor, which will be made public. The Department of Justice will determine the order and number of facilities reviewed and provide updates during the budget process. The review includes assessing conditions of confinement and the standard of care and due process provided to detainees.