Civil rights: public records; disclosure of certain information without a warrant; prohibit. Creates new act.

Summary

The bill requires any agency that holds personal information—like names, addresses, driver’s licenses or criminal history—to ask requestors if the data will be used to enforce federal immigration law and to present a court‑issued warrant. If the purpose is immigration enforcement and no warrant is provided, the agency must refuse the request and must report all such requests annually to the attorney general and the legislature. The measure aims to protect residents’ privacy and limit state cooperation with immigration raids.

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