Minnesota HF3863 limits public library access by officials engaged in immigration enforcement.
Minnesota HF3863 restricts public library access by officials involved in immigration enforcement. Public library employees must not allow entry to such officials without a valid judicial warrant. If entry is granted, it must be limited to areas specified in the warrant. The employee must also request identification from the official and notify specific local officials of the entry. This law does not affect officials administering educational or library programs. The provisions are severable, meaning if any part is found unconstitutional, the rest remains in effect.
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