Regulates the discovery and disclosure of immigration status; limits state officers, employees and law enforcement inquiring about an individual's.
New York S03657 regulates the discovery and disclosure of immigration status by limiting state officers, employees, and law enforcement from inquiring about an individual's immigration status. It prohibits law enforcement from using resources to detect and apprehend individuals suspected of civil immigration offenses. State officers and employees, excluding law enforcement, may inquire about immigration status only if necessary for eligibility determinations or required by law. The bill also restricts state entities from disclosing immigration status information to federal authorities.
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