Minnesota SF460 establishes the CIVIL Act, allowing counties to opt out of enforcing federal laws conflicting with the U.S. Constitution.

Minnesota SF460, known as the Constitutional Integrity and Values in Law (CIVIL) Act, allows counties to designate themselves as constitutional counties through a resolution. This designation permits counties to refuse to allocate funds, employees, property, or other resources for enforcing any federal law, rule, or regulation that conflicts with the U.S. Constitution or federal law. The county's chief clerical officer must file this resolution with the secretary of state. This act becomes effective the day after its final enactment.

Minnesota SF460 establishes the CIVIL Act, allowing counties to opt out of enforcing federal laws conflicting with the U.S. Constitution.

Minnesota SF460, known as the Constitutional Integrity and Values in Law (CIVIL) Act, allows counties to designate themselves as constitutional counties through a resolution. This designation permits counties to refuse to allocate funds, employees, property, or other resources for enforcing any federal law, rule, or regulation that conflicts with the U.S. Constitution or federal law. The county's chief clerical officer must file this resolution with the secretary of state. This act becomes effective the day after its final enactment.