Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Summary
The bill limits the Department of Homeland Security from holding children, individuals with cognitive disabilities, and their primary caregivers, requiring parental notification and congressional reporting. It also defines a wide range of "sensitive locations"—including schools, hospitals, places of worship, and disaster shelters—where immigration enforcement may not occur without a court‑issued criminal warrant. The goal is to protect vulnerable non‑citizens from family separation and disruptive raids.
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