Minnesota SF4241 restricts federal agents' access to child care center facilities unless they meet specific criteria.
Minnesota SF4241 mandates that directors, staff, substitutes, and volunteers of licensed or certified child care centers cannot allow federal agents from certain agencies to enter unless they present valid identification and a written statement of purpose, and obtain approval from the center's license holder. Exceptions apply if required by state or federal law or for administering a state or federally supported child care program. The bill also requires limiting access to areas where children are not present if a federal agent meets the requirements.
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