Ohio HB826 creates a felony offense for public officials who purposely prevent, obstruct, or delay federal immigration enforcement.

Ohio HB826 amends the Revised Code to establish a new offense for public officials who purposely prevent, obstruct, or delay federal immigration enforcement. Violators of this provision are guilty of obstructing federal immigration enforcement, which is classified as a felony of the fifth degree. This bill targets actions by public officials that interfere with federal immigration enforcement efforts.

Ohio HB826 creates a felony offense for public officials who purposely prevent, obstruct, or delay federal immigration enforcement.

Ohio HB826 amends the Revised Code to establish a new offense for public officials who purposely prevent, obstruct, or delay federal immigration enforcement. Violators of this provision are guilty of obstructing federal immigration enforcement, which is classified as a felony of the fifth degree. This bill targets actions by public officials that interfere with federal immigration enforcement efforts.