Benjamin Ebbink, of counsel at Fisher & Phillips LLP in Sacramento, said SB 183 more directly targeted federal immigration agents than previous immigration legislation enacted by the state Legislature.
The state Senate passed a bill prohibiting federal immigration authorities from entering some public buildings without a warrant in certain circumstances, opening a potential new front in the battle between state and federal authorities over immigration enforcement in California.
The bill’s author said it was necessary to ensure fair access to state resources while some legal observers said the bill, if passed into law, could raise f...
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