State Government - As introduced, enacts the "Safe Access to Schools and Child Services Act," which prohibits the following entities from conditioning enrollment, attendance, or receipt of services for a child under 18 on the disclosure of the child's immigration status, except as explicitly required by federal or state law or court order: a county, municipality, or branch or agency thereof; public utility, utility district, entity created pursuant to any interlocal agreement, or any other po...

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The bill prevents state and local agencies, including public schools, from making enrollment, attendance, or services dependent on a child’s immigration status unless a federal or state law or court order explicitly requires it. It also clarifies that agencies must still obey immigration laws and cooperate with authorities. The measure is intended to protect immigrant children’s access to education and services.

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