Colorado HB1276 protects the safety of individuals who are immigrants by prohibiting governmental entities and airports from aiding in deportation.
Colorado HB1276 prohibits governmental entities and airports from transporting individuals detained by federal immigration authorities for deportation purposes. It mandates inspections of facilities housing noncitizens for civil immigration proceedings, including annual inspections and additional unannounced inspections. Facilities that fail to comply with health and safety standards face license revocation or civil penalties. The bill requires state agencies and political subdivisions to report federal subpoenas to the Department of Public Safety, which must publish them on its website.
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