Hawaii SB2057 prohibits state law enforcement from using state resources to assist federal agents in activities related to First Amendment-protected.
Hawaii SB2057 amends state law to prohibit state law enforcement from using state resources to assist federal agents in activities that exceed their statutory duty or authority. This includes operations targeting First Amendment-protected activities or immigration enforcement, particularly near sensitive locations such as schools, health facilities, and places of worship. The prohibition applies unless required by federal or state law. The act takes effect upon approval.
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