Massachusetts S3085 regulates civil immigration enforcement by state and local law enforcement agencies.
Massachusetts S3085 restricts state and local law enforcement agencies from engaging in civil immigration enforcement activities. It prohibits these agencies from executing, renewing, or expanding agreements that deputize officers for such activities, except for the Department of Correction, which can maintain existing agreements. The bill mandates that law enforcement agencies provide detained individuals with written notices of their rights, including the right to legal counsel and to decline interviews.
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