Hawaii SB3322 mandates law enforcement agencies to establish policies on civil immigration enforcement, prohibits unauthorized interrogation or.
Hawaii SB3322 requires law enforcement agencies to create written policies governing civil immigration enforcement, ensuring activities are based on documented legal authority and prioritize due process and judicial oversight. It prohibits law enforcement officers from initiating or prolonging stops, detentions, or arrests to determine a person's civil immigration status unless they have reasonable suspicion. The bill also restricts civil immigration enforcement activities from occurring in sensitive locations such as schools, health care facilities, and places of worship.
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