No. SB 708
Filed under Criminal Justice.
State Immigration Enforcement Action Database; Requiring the State Board of Immigration Enforcement to create and administer the State Immigration Enforcement Action Database; requiring that the database be accessible through a publicly available website and be searchable; requiring law enforcement agencies and entities contracting for private correctional services in this state to submit to the board specified information within a specified timeframe after detaining or arresting a person for specified reasons, etc.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDState law enforcement and private correctional facilities must report immigration-related detentions to the State Board of Immigration Enforcement within 48 hours. This includes names, birthdates, and custody locations for individuals transferred to federal authorities.
The board must publish this data on a publicly searchable website within 48 hours of receiving it. The public can search the database by agency and name to track immigration enforcement actions.
The State Immigration Enforcement Council is authorized to assist in collecting this data from law enforcement agencies, subject to unanimous board approval. This expands the council's role in data management.
AIRequires state law enforcement agencies and private correctional service contractors to submit specific data to the board within 48 hours of any immigration-related detention, arrest, or custody transfer.
AIMandates the creation of a searchable, publicly accessible website that lists the names, birthdates, and custody locations of individuals involved in state immigration enforcement actions.
AIRequires the board to publish the submitted personal and custody information on the public website within 48 hours of receiving it from the reporting agency.
AIAuthorizes the State Immigration Enforcement Council to assist in collecting the required data from law enforcement agencies, subject to unanimous board approval.