South Carolina bill H5275 amends laws to criminalize the transport or concealment of undocumented aliens, with exceptions for certain humanitarian.
South Carolina bill H5275 amends Section 16-9-460 to make it a felony to transport, conceal, or shelter undocumented aliens with intent to further their unlawful entry or avoid detection. Exceptions include providing assistance or services without intent to further unlawful entry or as required by federal law, and certain humanitarian aid. Violators face fines, imprisonment, and disqualification from professional licenses.
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