Hawaii HB457 mandates civil rights protections for immigrants in state and local law enforcement custody.
Hawaii HB457 requires state and local law enforcement agencies to notify individuals in their custody of their rights before any interview with federal immigration authorities. The bill mandates that agencies provide a written consent form, available in multiple languages, explaining the purpose of the interview, stating it is voluntary, and informing the individual they may have their attorney present. Records of any communication between law enforcement and federal immigration agencies must be made public.
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