Oklahoma HB1312 makes it a felony for unlawfully present individuals to violate state criminal laws, with penalties including imprisonment and.
Oklahoma HB1312 introduces a new law making it a felony for individuals found to be unlawfully present in the United States to violate state criminal laws. Penalties include imprisonment in the custody of the Department of Corrections and repatriation to the individual's country of origin. The Department of Corrections must notify the United States Customs and Border Protection to arrange transportation. If the individual returns and is re-apprehended, their suspended sentence is revoked, and they must serve the original sentence.
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