Omnibus Immigration Enforcement and Civil Remedies

Summary

The bill makes it illegal to civilly arrest a person who is attending, witnessing, or traveling to a court proceeding, and it bars law‑enforcement entry into health‑care facilities for civil immigration purposes without a judicial warrant. It also creates civil damages, attorney‑fee recovery, and liability shields for officials who follow the new rules, while adding privacy and data‑access limits for educational and child‑care institutions. The changes aim to protect individuals from immigration‑related detentions in sensitive settings and to give them a way to sue violations.

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