Tennessee SB2289 establishes the Federal Enforcement Accountability and Community Protection Act to safeguard residents from harm during federal.
Tennessee SB2289, the Federal Enforcement Accountability and Community Protection Act, aims to protect residents from harm during federal enforcement actions. It prohibits state and local law enforcement from detaining, questioning, or using force against individuals present at enforcement actions unless required by law. The act encourages federal agencies to use de-escalation techniques and mandates independent reviews of incidents resulting in death or serious injury.
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