Minnesota SF4209 restricts public library access by immigration enforcement officials to areas specified in a judicial warrant.
Minnesota SF4209 mandates that public library employees must not allow federal, state, or local officials engaged in immigration enforcement to enter unless they present a valid judicial warrant. The warrant must specify the areas to which the official is granted access. The bill also requires library employees to request identification from the official and to notify designated local officials if such an entry occurs. This law aims to protect privacy and limit unauthorized access by immigration enforcement officials in public libraries.
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