The bill proposes the repeal of section 650.475 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri and enacts three new sections, specifically sections 1.3050, 590.656, and a revised section 650.475, which focus on immigration-related policies. A key provision of the new section 650.475 states that no government entity or official in Missouri can restrict communication or cooperation with the U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement regarding individuals' immigration status, provided there is a clear and documented public safety concern. Additionally, municipalities are allowed to collect and share identity information using methods similar to those employed by the FBI. Furthermore, the bill includes provisions that prevent any state agency from funding or granting monetary support to entities that have policies contradicting the communication and cooperation requirements outlined in the bill. It also emphasizes that no political subdivision or government official may engage in immigration enforcement practices that involve racial profiling or violate constitutional rights. This legislation aims to clarify the responsibilities of government entities in relation to immigration enforcement while ensuring the protection of individual rights.

Statutes affected:
Introduced (4793H.01): 1.3050, 590.656, 650.475