Michigan HB4336 prohibits bringing or harboring undocumented individuals in Michigan, with penalties escalating based on severity.

Michigan HB4336 amends the state's penal code to add a new section criminalizing the act of knowingly bringing or harboring undocumented individuals in Michigan. The bill outlines various scenarios, such as bringing an alien into the U.S. outside a designated port of entry or concealing an alien already in the country. Penalties range from fines to imprisonment, with more severe penalties for actions resulting in serious injury, death, or commercial gain. Exceptions include aiding religious volunteers. The act takes effect 90 days after enactment.

Michigan HB4336 prohibits bringing or harboring undocumented individuals in Michigan, with penalties escalating based on severity.

Michigan HB4336 amends the state's penal code to add a new section criminalizing the act of knowingly bringing or harboring undocumented individuals in Michigan. The bill outlines various scenarios, such as bringing an alien into the U.S. outside a designated port of entry or concealing an alien already in the country. Penalties range from fines to imprisonment, with more severe penalties for actions resulting in serious injury, death, or commercial gain. Exceptions include aiding religious volunteers. The act takes effect 90 days after enactment.