Massachusetts H2296 authorizes sheriffs and correctional employees to enforce federal law only if the federal government covers all costs.
Massachusetts H2296 amends state law to allow sheriffs and employees of correctional institutions to enforce federal law, but only if the federal government covers all related costs, including employee compensation. The bill also mandates that records of these activities be kept and reported annually to specified state committees. This ensures transparency and accountability in the enforcement of federal law by state officials.
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