H.511 is a bill introduced by Representative Greer of Bennington that aims to establish a policy for schools in Vermont regarding the presence of federal immigration authorities. The proposed legislation mandates that these authorities cannot enter nonpublic areas of schools without first presenting a judicial warrant. This measure is intended to protect the privacy and safety of students and staff within educational facilities.

The bill emphasizes the importance of safeguarding school environments from unwarranted federal intrusion, thereby ensuring that students can learn without fear of immigration enforcement actions. By requiring a judicial warrant for access, the legislation seeks to balance the enforcement of immigration laws with the rights of individuals within school settings.