SB1464 amends Tennessee law to classify the release of certain immigration enforcement information as a felony.
SB1464 amends Tennessee law to classify the release of certain immigration enforcement information as a felony. The bill mandates that state and local governmental entities and officials maintain confidentiality for the personal identifying information of federal, state, and local officers, agents, and officials engaged in immigration enforcement activities. It also requires the confidentiality of information related to specific future immigration enforcement operational activities. A violation of these confidentiality provisions is a Class E felony. The bill takes effect on July 1, 2026.
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