Pennsylvania HB403 establishes immigration preemption and cooperation guidelines, prohibiting municipalities from limiting law enforcement's.
Pennsylvania HB403 amends Title 29 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to establish guidelines for immigration preemption and cooperation. The bill prohibits municipalities from adopting policies that limit law enforcement's ability to enforce immigration laws, including complying with federal detainer requests and cooperating with federal agencies. It also mandates that law enforcement agencies and municipalities cannot consider race, color, religion, language, or national origin when cooperating with federal agencies for immigration enforcement.
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