CONFISCATION OF FAKE IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENTS This bill requires a law enforcement officer who arrests an illegal alien for a crime and who suspects the illegal alien possesses fake identification documents to confiscate the identification documents. REPORTS FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY This bill requires each law enforcement agency, except for the Tennessee bureau of investigation ("TBI"), to report monthly to the department of safety ("department") each interaction that the law enforcement agency had with illegal aliens over the previous month. Each report must include (i) the date of the interaction, (ii) the number of illegal aliens encountered, (iii) a description of identification documents, if any, in their possession, (iv) copies of identification documents found during an interaction with an illegal alien, and (v) information about confiscated identification documents. The department must use the reports to develop a report detailing illegal alien presence and activity in this state. REPORT TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY This bill requires the department to provide a report to the general assembly by December 1 annually or at the request of the speaker of the senate or the speaker of the house of representatives. This report must include an assessment of the population of illegal aliens residing in this state and any associated criminal enterprises. The report must also include a threat analysis for this state. The department must structure the reports to the general assembly so that ongoing investigations are not compromised by the information shared. SHARED REPORT WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND TBI This bill requires the department to share its reports with law enforcement agencies to ensure an integrated approach to addressing issues with illegal aliens and any unlawful activities in which they are engaged. Additionally, the department must share its reports with the TBI on a regular basis.