Tennessee SB1973 prohibits Tennessee law enforcement from detaining or transferring individuals based on ICE requests without a judicial warrant.
Tennessee SB1973, the "Tennessee Freedom from Unlawful Immigration Detention Act," aims to protect Tennesseans from unlawful detention by federal immigration authorities. It prohibits state and local law enforcement from detaining or transferring individuals based on ICE detainers, administrative warrants, or requests without a valid judicial warrant. The act allows individuals unlawfully detained to sue for damages and other relief. It also establishes that ICE detainers and warrants have no legal force in Tennessee and that compliance with ICE requests is not a defense to liability.
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