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New York · 2025-2026 General Assembly

A09376 Requires the creation of an immigration enforcement activity transparency dashboard, which shall be made publicly available, to track certain information relating to immigration authorities activities within New York state.

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Immigration enforcement state federal cooperationAI label

Restricts immigration enforcement model confidence 85%

Creates a mandatory statewide system for agencies to record, report, and publicly disclose all contacts, requests, and instances of cooperation with federal immigration authorities (including whether cooperation occurred, was voluntary or claimed mandatory, and rationales), plus enforcement actions,

Each agency shall record every immigration enforcement action, contact, and instance of cooperation in a manner prescribed by the division.

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Immigration enforcement otherAI label

Restricts immigration enforcement model confidence 80%

Establishes a public transparency dashboard tracking and aggregating data on immigration enforcement actions, contacts, cooperation levels, contracts, and trends, while explicitly stating it does not authorize cooperation or limit existing prohibitions on cooperation with civil immigration enforceme

Nothing in this section shall be interpreted to authorize cooperation with civil immigration enforcement or to limit existing prohibitions in state or local law.

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  1. Filed (completed)
  2. Committee
  3. Passed one chamber
  4. Passed both
  5. Governor
  6. Law

Status: Died (session ended)

Last action
2026-01-07: referred to codes
Filed
2025-12-19
Committee
Codes
Sponsor
Tony Simone D + 11 cosponsors (11 D)

Why the model tagged it this way: The bill creates mandatory recording, weekly electronic reporting, standardized templates, and a public dashboard for all agency contacts, cooperation instances, and immigration enforcement actions by federal authorities. It distinguishes civil vs. criminal activity, requires details on warrants, notifications to subjects, decisions not to cooperate, and rationales, with penalties for non-reporting. This increases transparency and public scrutiny of state/local cooperation with ICE and similar agencies, likely deterring such cooperation in practice while preserving and referencing existing non

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History (2 actions)
DateChamberAction
2026-01-07Areferred to codes
2025-12-19Areferred to codes