Colorado Lawmakers Propose Immigration Bills
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Colorado lawmakers are considering two bills to limit state and local assistance to federal immigration agents. House Bill 261276 aims to prevent agencies like transit districts and airports from aiding ICE in detainee transport, while setting up quarterly inspections of detention centers and requiring notifications for immigration subpoenas. The bill also imposes reporting rules for law enforcement joining federal task forces and fines up to $50,000 for violators. House Bill 261275, on the other hand, proposes to ban state and local police from wearing masks, mandate immigration law training, and allow Coloradans to sue federal agents in state courts. The second bills fate remains uncertain as discussions continue.
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