Missouri SB1638 regulates the actions of federal personnel inspecting, apprehending, examining, detaining, or removing aliens, prohibiting identity.
Missouri SB1638 amends state law to impose restrictions on federal personnel authorized to inspect, apprehend, examine, detain, or remove aliens. It prohibits these personnel from concealing their identity or wearing facial coverings that obscure their facial identity in specific locations. Violators face fines, with escalating penalties for subsequent offenses. The bill also outlines locations within 1,000 feet where federal personnel must not be present, including polling places, detention facilities, courthouses, and more.
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