Immigration Enforcement Act regulates immigration enforcement in Illinois, prohibiting certain restrictions on law enforcement and schools.
The Immigration Enforcement Act establishes rules for immigration enforcement in Illinois, prohibiting state and local entities from restricting law enforcement's ability to enforce immigration laws. It mandates that county jails, municipal jails, and the Department of Corrections enter agreements with federal agencies to house individuals subject to immigration detainers. Schools are required to develop procedures for law enforcement access and must not exclude students based on immigration status.
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