Tennessee HB2211 prohibits state and local agencies from requiring children under 18 to disclose their immigration status for enrollment or services.
Tennessee HB2211 amends several titles of the Tennessee Code to ensure that state and local agencies cannot require children under 18 to disclose their immigration status for enrollment or services. This applies to various agencies, including public schools and charter schools. The bill explicitly states that this prohibition does not interfere with compliance with federal immigration laws or cooperation with federal authorities as required by law. The changes take effect immediately upon becoming law.
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