Received notice of change in conferees (Hse. Com. No. 876).
Summary
The bill forbids any Hawaii law‑enforcement agency or officer from signing agreements that allow them to enforce federal immigration laws and limits the information they can share with immigration authorities. It prohibits asking about immigration status, honoring hold requests, providing non‑public personal data, allowing immigration interviews, and transferring detainees unless a law, court order, or written consent requires it. The aim is to protect immigrant residents and preserve trust in local policing.
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