Hawaii HB2129 mandates visible identification for law enforcement, limits face concealment, and establishes service-first standards in sensitive.
Hawaii HB2129 aims to strengthen due process and community trust by requiring law enforcement officers to remain visibly identifiable, limiting face concealment, ensuring documented legal authority for civil immigration actions, and establishing service-first standards in sensitive locations. The bill also enhances privacy and oversight of immigration-related data sharing. It mandates that law enforcement officers activate their body cameras when monitoring immigration enforcement activities and prohibits facial coverings unless for specific exceptions.
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