Michigan HB4858 prohibits government entities from disclosing personal information without a warrant.
Michigan HB4858 establishes that government entities cannot release personal information, such as driver license numbers or Social Security numbers, without a warrant. Before providing such information, entities must verify the requester's warrant status. If the information is requested for federal immigration enforcement, disclosure is prohibited unless a warrant is presented. Entities must report annually on requests and disclosures to the attorney general and the legislature.
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