North Carolina S888 prohibits the dissemination of immigration data for enforcement unless consent is given or a lawful judicial order is presented.
North Carolina S888 mandates that state departments, agencies, and institutions cannot disseminate immigration-related data for civil immigration enforcement purposes unless the subject consents or a lawful judicial order is presented. The bill also requires departments to report annually to the Office of the Attorney General on immigration data requests, including the number of requests, the requesting agency, the resolution, and the legal authority presented. Additionally, it mandates that departments notify individuals about data requests within three business days.
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