Hawaii HB1839 mandates state and county law enforcement agencies to notify detained individuals of their rights before civil immigration interviews.
Hawaii HB1839 requires state and county law enforcement agencies to inform detained individuals of their rights before any civil immigration interview with federal authorities. The bill mandates that agencies provide a written notice explaining the purpose of the interview, its voluntary nature, and the individual's right to decline or request their attorney's presence. The law enforcement agency must also provide a written consent form in multiple languages, available at no cost.
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