Michigan HB5495 amends state law to regulate federal law enforcement officers' powers and protections against unlawful search and seizure.
Michigan HB5495 amends state law to regulate federal law enforcement officers' powers and protections against unlawful search and seizure. It specifies conditions under which federal officers can enforce state law, including authorization under federal law, carrying a firearm, and not violating new provisions. The bill prohibits officers from stopping, detaining, or arresting individuals based solely on personal characteristics and from entering a dwelling based on a federal agency administrative warrant.
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