Civil Liberties Protection Act prohibits state entities from aiding unconstitutional federal actions.
The Civil Liberties Protection Act defines "unconstitutional federal actions" as mass surveillance, data collection on pregnancies, religious registries, or raids on prohibited federal agencies. It prohibits state agencies and political subdivisions from aiding such actions. Contractors with state agencies or political subdivisions must ensure resources are not used for these actions. The Attorney General provides legal defense for Oklahomans targeted by such actions and issues reports on requests for assistance.
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