Civil liberties; Civil Liberties Protection Act; definitions; state government entities; political subdivisions; prohibited actions; Attorney General; enforcement; effective date.

Summary

The Civil Liberties Protection Act bars state agencies and local governments from spending money or taking actions that violate constitutional rights or assist federal programs deemed unconstitutional, such as mass surveillance or the collection of pregnancy and religious data. It also requires the Attorney General to defend residents targeted by such federal actions and lets citizens sue agencies that cooperate illegally. The law adds disciplinary and contract penalties for violations and takes effect on November 1, 2026.

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