Hawaii SB3237 establishes standards for state and county agencies to limit civil immigration enforcement in protected community locations.

Hawaii SB3237 aims to ensure safe and accessible community spaces by limiting civil immigration enforcement in protected community locations. These locations include schools, health care settings, libraries, shelters, and places of worship. State actors are prohibited from assisting with civil immigration enforcement in these areas, collecting personal information for such purposes, or facilitating interviews or surveillance. Access to nonpublic areas requires a judicial warrant. The bill mandates written policies, annual staff training, and multilingual notices for compliance.

Hawaii SB3237 establishes standards for state and county agencies to limit civil immigration enforcement in protected community locations.

Hawaii SB3237 aims to ensure safe and accessible community spaces by limiting civil immigration enforcement in protected community locations. These locations include schools, health care settings, libraries, shelters, and places of worship. State actors are prohibited from assisting with civil immigration enforcement in these areas, collecting personal information for such purposes, or facilitating interviews or surveillance. Access to nonpublic areas requires a judicial warrant. The bill mandates written policies, annual staff training, and multilingual notices for compliance.