Health care providers: patient access: immigration enforcement.

Summary

The bill mandates that hospitals, clinics and other health‑care provider entities post a notice at their main entrance stating that immigration officials may not enter private treatment areas without a warrant, and it forces them to create documented visitor‑monitoring procedures. It also requires staff to report any immigration‑related requests to management or legal counsel and to train volunteers on how to handle such requests, including notifying families of detained patients. The measures apply statewide and are set to expire on Jan. 1, 2030, with a less‑strict version slated to take effect on that date.

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