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Majority
Fiscal committee
No
Appropriation
No
Current location
Passed
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- Introduced
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- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This bill aims to modify how California law enforcement agencies interact with federal agencies and tribal law enforcement. Specifically, it removes certain arrest authority and peace officer status for federal criminal investigators and employees, and prohibits California agencies from entering interagency agreements that involve racial or identity profiling. It also mandates that any existing agreements be amended to include these limitations and establishes a framework for accountability regarding the use of resources in joint law enforcement operations.
Key provisions
- Removes certain arrest authority and peace officer status for federal criminal investigators and employees.
- Authorizes deputized tribal law enforcement officers of the Bureau of Indian Affairs to exercise arrest powers under specific circumstances.
- Prohibits California law enforcement agencies from entering interagency agreements that involve racial or identity profiling.
- Requires existing interagency agreements to be amended to include limitations on profiling and other prohibited conduct.
- Deems any existing interagency agreements valid through January 1, 2027, with a deadline for amendment.
- Establishes a definition of ‘interagency agreement’ to clarify the scope of restrictions.
- Defines ‘Constitutionally protected expressive conduct’ to ensure protections for protected activities.
- Requires the amendment of existing interagency agreements to include limitations on assisting operations that involve racial or identity profiling.
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