Establishing standards of conduct for agents of the United States immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) prohibiting facial covering of agents, requiring vehicles be clearly marked, requiring judicial search warrants, prohibiting raids in places of worships, schools, daycare centers, hospitals and courts, requiring minimum training.

Summary

The bill would set standards for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers operating in Kansas, mandating they wear visible identification, keep their vehicles clearly marked, and receive at least 14 weeks of training. It also bans facial coverings, door‑to‑door raids, and raids of schools, churches, daycares, hospitals and courts without a judicial warrant, and requires a warrant for most surveillance. The goal is to protect civil rights while enforcing immigration law.

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