IL: Gov JB Pritzker Bans ICE from State Courthouses
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation that bars civil immigration arrests from being made in or near state courthouses, and gives residents more leeway to sue federal agents over alleged civil rights violations.
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Significant measures in HB 1312 include:
Holding Federal Immigration Enforcement Officers Accountable Protecting Immigrants at Illinois Courthouses Ensuring Privacy at Hospitals Defending Immigrants at Universities Safeguarding Children and Families at Day Care Centers
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