Minnesota HF16 prohibits noncooperation with federal immigration enforcement, mandates reporting of undocumented offenders, and allows use of.
Minnesota HF16 prohibits local governments from enacting ordinances or policies that restrict cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. It mandates that county attorneys report undocumented individuals arrested for violent crimes to federal immigration authorities. The bill also allows the use of immigration-related data for federal enforcement purposes. Violations of these provisions can be investigated by the attorney general or county attorneys, with potential court orders to enforce compliance.
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