Requires local jails and state prisons to notify ICE of pending release of any person subject to an immigration detainer, with specific advance notice periods and details, so more immigration enforcement.
The sheriff or administrator of any local or regional correctional facility shall, upon receiving an immigration detainer for any person in the custody of such facility, provide written notice to the federal immigration authority that issued the detainer of the anticipated date and time of such person's release from custody.
Why the model tagged it this way: The bill adds two new sections that mandate written advance notification from local/regional jails and the state Department of Corrections to federal immigration authorities (ICE) upon receipt of an immigration detainer, including specific details about the person's release. This expands state-federal cooperation in immigration enforcement by requiring proactive information sharing to facilitate potential federal action on removable individuals. The provisions explicitly preserve existing cooperation authority, disclaim any duty to extend detention beyond state-law release dates, and provide a
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