(a) (1) A local government shall not enact or adopt a sanctuary policy.(2) A local government that enacts or adopts a sanctuary policy is ineligible for discretionary moneys provided through funds or grants administered by the state until the sanctuary policy is repealed or no longer in effect.
(1) A local government shall not enact or adopt a sanctuary policy.
(2) A local government that enacts or adopts a sanctuary policy is ineligible for discretionary moneys provided through funds or grants administered by the state until the sanctuary policy is repealed or no longer in effect.
(b) As used in this section:(1) “Local government” means:(A) A county;(B) A city of the first class, a city of the second class, or an incorporated town; or(C) Any other political subdivision of the state; and(2) “Sanctuary policy” means an order, ordinance, or law enforcement policy, whether formally enacted or informally adopted by custom or practice, that:(A) Limits or prohibits a local government official or person employed by the local government from communicating or cooperating with federal agencies or officials to verify or report the immigration status of a person within the local government;(B) Grants to illegal immigrants the right to lawful presence or status within the local government in violation of federal law;(C) Violates 8 U.S.C. § 1373, as in effect January 1, 2019;(D) Restricts or imposes any conditions upon the local government's cooperation or compliance with detainers or other requests from United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to maintain custody of an immigrant or to transfer an immigrant to the custody of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement;(E) Requires United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to obtain a warrant or demonstrate more than probable cause before complying with detainers or other legal and valid requests from United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to maintain custody of an immigrant or to transfer an immigrant to the custody of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement; or(F) Prevents law enforcement officers from asking a person about his or her citizenship or immigration status.
(1) “Local government” means:(A) A county;(B) A city of the first class, a city of the second class, or an incorporated town; or(C) Any other political subdivision of the state; and
(A) A county;
(B) A city of the first class, a city of the second class, or an incorporated town; or
(C) Any other political subdivision of the state; and
(2) “Sanctuary policy” means an order, ordinance, or law enforcement policy, whether formally enacted or informally adopted by custom or practice, that:(A) Limits or prohibits a local government official or person employed by the local government from communicating or cooperating with federal agencies or officials to verify or report the immigration status of a person within the local government;(B) Grants to illegal immigrants the right to lawful presence or status within the local government in violation of federal law;(C) Violates 8 U.S.C. § 1373, as in effect January 1, 2019;(D) Restricts or imposes any conditions upon the local government's cooperation or compliance with detainers or other requests from United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to maintain custody of an immigrant or to transfer an immigrant to the custody of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement;(E) Requires United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to obtain a warrant or demonstrate more than probable cause before complying with detainers or other legal and valid requests from United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to maintain custody of an immigrant or to transfer an immigrant to the custody of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement; or(F) Prevents law enforcement officers from asking a person about his or her citizenship or immigration status.
(A) Limits or prohibits a local government official or person employed by the local government from communicating or cooperating with federal agencies or officials to verify or report the immigration status of a person within the local government;
(B) Grants to illegal immigrants the right to lawful presence or status within the local government in violation of federal law;
(C) Violates 8 U.S.C. § 1373, as in effect January 1, 2019;
(D) Restricts or imposes any conditions upon the local government's cooperation or compliance with detainers or other requests from United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to maintain custody of an immigrant or to transfer an immigrant to the custody of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement;
(E) Requires United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to obtain a warrant or demonstrate more than probable cause before complying with detainers or other legal and valid requests from United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to maintain custody of an immigrant or to transfer an immigrant to the custody of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement; or
(F) Prevents law enforcement officers from asking a person about his or her citizenship or immigration status.
(c) (1) Upon receiving a complaint from a resident of the state of a violation of this section by a local government, the Attorney General shall issue an opinion stating whether the local government is in violation of this section.(2) If the Attorney General issues an opinion stating that the local government has enacted or adopted a sanctuary policy that violates this section, the local government is ineligible to receive discretionary moneys provided through funds or grants administered by the state until the Attorney General certifies that the sanctuary policy is repealed or no longer in effect.
(1) Upon receiving a complaint from a resident of the state of a violation of this section by a local government, the Attorney General shall issue an opinion stating whether the local government is in violation of this section.
(2) If the Attorney General issues an opinion stating that the local government has enacted or adopted a sanctuary policy that violates this section, the local government is ineligible to receive discretionary moneys provided through funds or grants administered by the state until the Attorney General certifies that the sanctuary policy is repealed or no longer in effect.
(d) (1) Before the provision of funds or the award of grants is made to a local government, a member of the General Assembly may request that the Attorney General issue an opinion stating whether the local government has current policies in violation of this section.(2) A local government deemed ineligible for discretionary moneys under this section is ineligible to receive discretionary moneys provided through funds or grants administered by the state until the Attorney General certifies that the local government is in full compliance with this section.
(1) Before the provision of funds or the award of grants is made to a local government, a member of the General Assembly may request that the Attorney General issue an opinion stating whether the local government has current policies in violation of this section.
(2) A local government deemed ineligible for discretionary moneys under this section is ineligible to receive discretionary moneys provided through funds or grants administered by the state until the Attorney General certifies that the local government is in full compliance with this section.
(e) A local government may appeal a decision of the Attorney General under this section to the Pulaski County Circuit Court.
(f) Records created in connection with administrative investigations related to this section are not subject to the Freedom of Information Act of 1967, § 25-19-101 et seq.