Michigan HB4941 prohibits law enforcement agencies from entering into certain immigration enforcement agreements.
Michigan HB4941 creates a new act to prohibit law enforcement agencies from entering into, modifying, or renewing immigration enforcement agreements with the Department of Homeland Security. These agreements, known as 287(g) agreements, involve collaboration between state or local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. The bill applies to all law enforcement agencies, including the Michigan State Police and local police departments.
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