Tennessee SB2390 mandates local law enforcement agencies to disclose specific information about detained individuals under federal detention.
Tennessee SB2390 requires local law enforcement agencies to disclose information about detained individuals under federal detention agreements. This includes personal details, access to legal counsel, telephone communication, and family visits. The disclosure must be made within 24 hours, except when withholding it poses an imminent threat to safety. The bill also prohibits retaliation against detained individuals for seeking legal assistance or filing related actions. It does not regulate federal immigration enforcement or require the release of detained individuals.
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