Vote Yes on this bill if you want: tighter limits and oversight on local police cooperation with federal immigration enforcement; warrant requirements for schools and health providers; barred enforcement at schools, hospitals, courthouses, and houses of worship; cost reimbursement; due process protections; and improved data tracking to prevent profiling.

Organizations that support this bill may include civil rights and immigrant advocacy groups, faith-based organizations, public health and education groups, privacy advocates, community policing supporters, and legal aid organizations concerned with due process and anti-profiling protections.

Vote No on this bill if you want local agencies to keep broader flexibility to assist federal immigration enforcement without these restrictions, allow citizenship questions during traffic stops, permit operations on more public properties, avoid Attorney General approval and two-year limits, and reduce new reporting obligations.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include immigration enforcement advocacy groups, some sheriffs or police unions seeking broader cooperation with ICE, and groups favoring tougher local participation in federal immigration operations.