Connecticut Senate Democrats Pass Tighter Restrictions on ICE Agents, Right to Sue Agents
The measure would let residents sue federal officers and restrict arrests in schools, hospitals and churches unless agents have a judicial warrant.
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CT Senate approves bill limiting ICE activities
The Connecticut Capitol building. (Molly Ingram / WSHU)The Connecticut Senate has passed a controversial Democratic bill aimed at restraining ICE activities in the state by a vote of 24-11 on Wednesday.The bill allows state residents to file federal civil lawsuits against ICE agents accused of abuse or violation of constitutional rights. It also bans local, state and federal law enforcement, including ICE, from wearing masks, with some exception…
Connecticut Senate Democrats pass tighter restrictions on ICE agents, right to sue agents
HARTFORD, Conn. — Prompted by shootings and heavy-handed tactics, the state Senate voted on party lines Tuesday night for a new state civil rights law that would allow Connecticut citizens to sue federal immigration agents. The controversial measure would permit…
ICE accountability bill advances in Connecticut Senate
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) -- A Democrat-sponsored bill that would hold U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) accountable for misconduct and constitutional violations by their agents advanced through the Connecticut Senate by a party-line on Tuesday. If passed, "An Act Concerning Democracy and Government Accountability" would strengthen Connecticut residents' ability to sue federal ICE agents who [...]
CT Senate pass bill aimed at protecting residents from ICE, sends it to House
Connecticut Democrats in the Senate pushed through a bill that they say protects residents from ICE agents. The bill, S.B. 397, allows residents to sue federal law enforcement in state court. It also designates churches, schools, and hospitals as protected areas. Under the bill, federal law enforcement would need a judicial warrant to enter. ICE agents and all federal law...
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