Hawaii HB1768 prohibits state and county law enforcement from engaging in immigration enforcement activities.
Hawaii HB1768 aims to protect the rights and dignity of all residents by prohibiting state and county law enforcement agencies and officials from entering into agreements that permit immigration enforcement. This includes prohibiting inquiries about citizenship or immigration status, providing information to federal immigration authorities, and detaining individuals based on hold requests. The bill emphasizes the importance of trust between the immigrant community and local law enforcement for public safety.
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