State and local government participation limitation in federal civil immigration enforcement efforts

Summary

The legislation would prohibit Minnesota government entities, schools, hospitals, and law‑enforcement agents from participating in civil immigration arrests, detentions, or warrants, and would let individuals sue for violations. It also requires hospitals to adopt policies for interactions with law‑enforcement, bans schools from denying education based on immigration status, and classifies immigration‑status data as private. The bill failed to pass.

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