New Hampshire SB623 mandates law enforcement officers to display their name or badge number, avoid facial coverings, and keep body-worn cameras.
New Hampshire SB623, known as the "Granite State No Anonymity in Immigration Enforcement Act," requires state and local law enforcement officers participating in federal immigration enforcement to clearly display their name or badge number, avoid wearing facial coverings, and keep their body-worn cameras active. The bill also mandates that state and local law enforcement agencies develop disciplinary measures for officers who do not comply with these requirements. Violations will be forwarded to the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Unit for investigation.
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