Massachusetts S3072 regulates civil arrests, limits law enforcement inquiries into immigration status, and establishes policies for interactions with.
Massachusetts S3072 amends state law to restrict civil arrests, particularly in educational and health care settings, and limits inquiries into an individual's immigration status by law enforcement. The bill mandates that civil arrests, except those required by state or federal law, must be made with a judicial warrant or order. It prohibits arrests for civil law enforcement on school grounds and in health care facilities without such warrants.
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