North Carolina Border Protection Act aims to enhance cooperation with federal immigration officials, ensure state funds benefit legal residents.
The North Carolina Border Protection Act mandates cooperation with federal immigration officials by requiring state agencies to enter into agreements with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). It directs state law enforcement to attempt to determine the immigration status of individuals in custody and report findings to ICE. The act also requires an audit to ensure state funds are not benefiting unauthorized aliens and mandates local governments to comply with state immigration laws, with immunity waivers for non-compliance.
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