Minnesota SF5299 modifies immigration enforcement provisions, restricts law enforcement access to sensitive locations, and establishes civil remedies.
Minnesota SF5299 modifies immigration enforcement provisions by restricting law enforcement access to sensitive locations such as schools and health care facilities. It establishes civil remedies for violations, modifies the concealing identity crime, and expands the scope of use of force investigations. The bill also limits access to certain information and amends various sections of Minnesota Statutes to align with these changes. Effective the day following final enactment.
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