Allows the department of corrections and sheriff's offices to participate in the Warrant Service Officer Program, which enables state and local law enforcement to execute administrative warrants related to immigration

Summary

The bill would let the state Department of Corrections and county or city sheriffs apply to become part of ICE’s Warrant Service Officer Program, which lets them serve administrative immigration warrants. It sets out steps for applying, renewing agreements, handling denials, and seeking waivers, and gives sheriffs an alternative jail‑enforcement model. The measure did not pass.

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