For nearly 20 years, the federal government has leveraged our public safety resources to identify and deport immigrants. This bill would end state and local involvement in civil immigration enforcement, increasing immigrant access to court and police protection.
Reported favorably by committee and referred to the committee on House Ways and Means
Reporting date extended to May 8, 2024
Joint committee hearing held
Reporting date extended to April 8, 2024
Bill re-filed as H.2288/S.1510
No further action taken
Referred to the Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security
Reporting date extended to May 4, 2022
Bill reported favorably and referred to the House Ways and Means Committee
Reporting date extendeed to June 1st, 2022
Reporting date extended to June 24th, 2022
Joint Committee Hearing scheduled
Referred to the committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security
Bill reintroduced as H2418
Favorably reported by Public Safety Committee
Bill left to die in committee (House Ways & Means)
Filed as Safe Communities Act - H3573
Sent to study by the Public Safety Committee
Budget drama:
1) Senate filed as amendment to their budget
2) House did not pass
3) Conference committee stripped from final budget
Hearing in Public Safety Committee
Filed as Safe Communities Act - H3269
Sent to study by the Public Safety Committee
Hearing in Judiciary Committee
Filed as Trust Act H1228
Sent to study
Judiciary Committee Hearing
Filed as Trust Act H1613