Massachusetts H5620 aims to promote rule of law, oversight, trust, and equal constitutional treatment.
Massachusetts H5620 establishes regulations and guidelines to ensure equal constitutional treatment and oversight in civil immigration enforcement. It mandates that law enforcement agencies cannot make civil arrests without a judicial warrant or order, except in specific circumstances. The bill requires state and local agencies to adopt policies for interactions with law enforcement involved in civil immigration enforcement, including designating contact persons and documenting interactions.
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