House: Objection to Consent calendar; House: Majority caucus; House: Minority caucus
Summary
The bill forces Arizona law‑enforcement officers to try to determine a detained person’s immigration status when there is reasonable suspicion, and to notify federal immigration authorities if the person is an unlawful alien convicted of a state crime. It also removes the possibility of probation for such aliens and adds a monthly fee of at least $65 for adult probationers. Entities that limit immigration enforcement can be fined $500 to $5,000 per day.
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