North Carolina Border Protection Act.

Summary

The Border Protection Act forces several state departments—including public safety, corrections, highway patrol, and the bureau of investigation—to sign agreements with ICE and check immigration status of people in their custody. It also prohibits state‑funded health, housing, and unemployment benefits for non‑citizens without legal permission and removes local government immunity for adopting sanctuary ordinances. The measure aims to strengthen border security and ensure state resources benefit legal residents.

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