Mississippi SB2114 criminalizes illegal entry and presence in the state by aliens, outlines enforcement mechanisms, and provides immunity and.
Mississippi SB2114 makes it a criminal offense for aliens to enter or be present in the state outside of lawful ports of entry. The bill outlines specific penalties, including misdemeanor and felony charges, depending on prior convictions and circumstances. Law enforcement officers are prohibited from arresting or detaining individuals in certain protected locations, such as schools, places of worship, and healthcare facilities. The state and local governments are mandated to indemnify officials and employees for legal actions taken to enforce the act.
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