Relating to immigration enforcement; restricting law enforcement access to sensitive locations; establishing civil remedies; modifying the concealing identity crime; expanding the scope of use of force investigations; limiting access to certain information

What it does: Creates a privilege from civil immigration arrest for people attending court proceedings and bars staff at health care facilities, schools, colleges and child care centers from allowing civil immigration enforcement entry without a judicial warrant. Adds civil remedies and changes the concealing-identity crime. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)

Question before the chamber: Passage of the bill, as amended

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