Denver (kdvr) – a Bell aims to better protect migrants Under the Colorado Law, it passed through the Senate Committee in Colorado on Tuesday.
Supporters of the draft law say that he is looking to ensure the protection of civil rights for all regardless of the state of immigration, while opponents argue that they prohibit the state to help federal agents.
“Fear is infectious, isolation and destroyer. We have seen President Trump as a weapon of fear over and over again against immigrants. Ice agents in Donald Trump says something and then do another,” Senator Jolie Gonzalez said in the state when we are talking about who the administration is targeting to deport through immigration and customs factors.
Recently presented invoice In the Capitol building in the state, it covers a lot of land when it comes to the state’s participation with federal immigration authorities such as ICE. If passed, the agents will need orders to carry out raids in sensitive places.
“The draft law will require this places and public spaces on which families depend every day, such as schools, childcare centers and health care facilities to adopt clear policies and procedures to respond to immigration enforcement,” said Laureena Garina, state actress Laureena Garcia.
“SB276 can provide relief to those who live under the shadow. In my work in expanding the scope of health care, I face a overwhelming barrier that convinces my community that the search for health care will not lead to deportation. While the rights and persecution of migrant population, people postpone to abandon a constitutional rights crisis,” said Mary, which is unlimited from the defendant on the Fuwara.
Workers in state agencies will not be able to share personal data with ICE without a judicial order. The bill also looks forward to removing the condition that people have a written certificate proving that they are applying for citizenship when applying for a financial assistance or a driver’s license.
“We are talking about removing the requirements for the benefit of the production or intention to apply for a request for immigration or in the process, it seems somewhat unfair for those who were legally here or who come here with a legal status.”
The draft law also looks forward to preventing prisons from delaying the perpetrators ’publications to work with ICE and will prevent officers from reaching special areas in prisons. The opponents had questions on this topic.
“The bill prohibits that federal agents such as ICE enter the unpopular areas of the public in a detention center such as the local boycott prison or this type of things. Frustration of this is that it is a public building. When we talk about orders, this is usually like a special access to ownership, of this type. Why do we ask to do so in the public building to obtain orders?” Bellon asked Bell’s sponsors during the committee.
The bill was just presented last Friday. Fox31 continues to the ruler’s office to find out what he says about the bill.
“The ruler’s team spoke to the sponsors and affected stakeholders, including local governments and law enforcement on legislation. We are working with partners to determine the changes specified to meet prominent concerns. He will review the legislation if he arrives at his office,” said a spokesman for the ruler’s office.
The draft law was approved by the Senate, Old Warriors and Military Affairs Committee with a 3 to 2 vote. It is now directed to the Committee for the next Senate.