TRUST ACT-LAW ENFORCEMENT

Summary

The bill changes the Illinois TRUST Act so that its ban on state officers enforcing civil immigration laws does not apply when a valid federal warrant is presented. It also permits communication with federal agencies, eliminates prohibitions on contracts to house or detain people for immigration purposes, and repeals the Court Access, Safety, and Participation Act. The changes affect all state and local law‑enforcement agencies and officials who interact with immigration matters.

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