House: Second reading
Summary
The bill adds a new article to Arizona's public‑safety statutes requiring any U.S. immigration and customs enforcement officer who interacts with the public to have and activate a body‑worn camera. It creates presumptions of misconduct if footage is missing and allows disciplinary action, including termination, for intentional failures. The measure also mandates officer registration and bans detentions based solely on race, ethnicity, or national origin.
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