This bill aims to enhance protections for individuals in sensitive locations, particularly regarding immigration enforcement. It restricts law enforcement access to court and health care facilities, requiring valid judicial warrants for civil immigration enforcement. The legislation introduces new definitions related to civil arrests and judicial warrants, prohibits civil arrests at court proceedings for parties, witnesses, or companions, and allows for civil action against violators, including potential damages for false imprisonment. Additionally, it mandates that health care facilities develop policies for law enforcement interactions and emphasizes training for employees on these policies.

Furthermore, the bill extends protections to educational settings by ensuring that no child is denied a free public education based on immigration status and prohibits schools from disclosing such information unless legally required. It establishes procedures for law enforcement requests for access to students, requiring compliance with judicial warrants and notification of parents or guardians. The bill also introduces regulations for postsecondary institutions and child care centers, mandating valid identification and warrants for law enforcement entry. It includes provisions for civil actions related to constitutional rights violations and amends existing statutes regarding the offense of concealing one's identity, with specific exceptions and definitions for law enforcement officers.

Statutes affected:
Introduction: 629.30
1st Engrossment: 629.30, 13.319, 13.32, 123B.51, 609.662, 299C.80, 609.735
2nd Engrossment: 13.319, 13.32, 123B.51, 609.662, 299C.80, 609.735