Tennessee SB1699 prohibits using state-owned property for civil immigration enforcement activities.
Tennessee SB1699 amends state code to prevent the use of public parking lots, vacant lots, garages, and school or church property for civil immigration enforcement. It requires collaboration between state and local governments to identify such properties. Property managers must report any attempted or actual use of these properties for immigration enforcement to local authorities. The Department of Safety must produce materials about the rights of residents and make them available to the public.
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