California Secure Borders Act of 2025.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, the California Secure Borders Act of 2025, aims to address illegal immigration and strengthen border security within the state. It seeks to repeal existing protections for undocumented immigrants currently in place, specifically referencing Senate Bill 54. The bill proposes measures such as restricting state funding for certain services to undocumented immigrants, requiring public reporting on the impact of illegal immigration, and facilitating cross-deputization between local law enforcement and federal agencies. It also outlines standards for deploying the State Guard to the border.
Key provisions
- Repeal of existing sanctuary law (Senate Bill 54).
- Prohibition of state funds for certain services for undocumented immigrants.
- Requirement for public disclosure of data on the impact of illegal immigration.
- Cross-deputization training for local law enforcement.
- Standards for deployment of the State Guard to the border.
Who is affected
- Undocumented immigrants
- State and local law enforcement agencies
- State government
- Federal border security agencies
- California residents
Notable changes
- Elimination of protections currently afforded by Senate Bill 54.
- Shift in state funding priorities away from services for undocumented immigrants.
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