Mississippi SB2285 prohibits local governments from enforcing foreign laws that violate U.S.
Mississippi SB2285 aims to prevent counties, municipalities, and school districts from enforcing foreign laws that conflict with the U.S. or Mississippi Constitutions. If a local government enforces such laws, the associated school district will lose funding for transferee students for the following school year. The bill amends the Mississippi Code to reflect these changes and takes effect from July 1, 2026.
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