Michigan HB4339 prohibits counties from restricting peace officers from cooperating with federal officials on immigration status.

Michigan HB4339, known as the "county law enforcement protection act," prohibits counties from enacting or enforcing laws, ordinances, policies, or rules that limit peace officers or local officials from communicating with federal officials about the immigration status of individuals. The act voids any existing laws that violate this provision and mandates compliance within 60 days of the act's effective date. It allows individuals to sue counties for violations and empowers the attorney general to investigate complaints and bring actions in court.

Michigan HB4339 prohibits counties from restricting peace officers from cooperating with federal officials on immigration status.

Michigan HB4339, known as the "county law enforcement protection act," prohibits counties from enacting or enforcing laws, ordinances, policies, or rules that limit peace officers or local officials from communicating with federal officials about the immigration status of individuals. The act voids any existing laws that violate this provision and mandates compliance within 60 days of the act's effective date. It allows individuals to sue counties for violations and empowers the attorney general to investigate complaints and bring actions in court.