New York prohibits public entities from contracting with airlines transporting detained individuals without due process rights and removes sales tax.

New York A08188, known as the "state airport facilities enforcing accountability in immigration removals (SAFE AIR) act," prohibits public entities from entering into contracts with airlines that transport individuals detained by U.S. immigration and customs enforcement without due process rights. It also removes sales and use tax exemptions on fuel sold to airlines that transport such individuals. The bill aims to ensure state resources are not used to facilitate deportations without proper documentation or due process.

New York prohibits public entities from contracting with airlines transporting detained individuals without due process rights and removes sales tax.

New York A08188, known as the "state airport facilities enforcing accountability in immigration removals (SAFE AIR) act," prohibits public entities from entering into contracts with airlines that transport individuals detained by U.S. immigration and customs enforcement without due process rights. It also removes sales and use tax exemptions on fuel sold to airlines that transport such individuals. The bill aims to ensure state resources are not used to facilitate deportations without proper documentation or due process.