Louisiana HB335 mandates verification of citizenship for applicants of public benefits and requires annual reporting and audits for entities.
Louisiana HB335 requires state agencies, political subdivisions, or any entity administering federal, state, or local public benefits to verify the citizenship status of applicants. If an applicant is not a U.S. citizen or lacks satisfactory immigration status, the entity must report to the appropriate authorities. The bill mandates annual reporting on the number of individuals reported to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and those who had public assistance terminated. Additionally, these entities are subject to audit by the legislative auditor.
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