North Carolina bill H78 prohibits law enforcement from aiding immigration enforcement in religious, educational, and medical facilities.
North Carolina bill H78 amends the General Statutes to prohibit law enforcement agencies and officers from assisting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in apprehending or arresting individuals for immigration violations or serving removal warrants in places of religious worship, elementary and secondary schools, and hospitals. The bill also voids any agreements or contracts that would allow such activities. Violations may lead to suspension, revocation, or denial of law enforcement certification. The act takes effect upon becoming law.
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