Massachusetts S3086 regulates civil arrests by law enforcement in non-public areas and courthouses, and establishes a commission on immigration.
Massachusetts S3086 prohibits law enforcement from making civil arrests in non-public areas without a judicial warrant, except as required by law. It also restricts civil arrests in courthouses unless authorized by a judicial warrant or order. The bill establishes a commission on immigration matters to study and make recommendations on interactions with federal immigration agencies. The commission will review state statutes, recommend municipal policies, and evaluate the adequacy of existing practices.
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