A Resolution condemning the use of deadly force by officers of Federal immigration enforcement in incidents that raise serious constitutional and moral concerns.
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution expresses the Pennsylvania Senate’s condemnation of the use of deadly force by federal immigration enforcement officers when such actions raise serious constitutional and moral concerns. It highlights specific incidents involving the deaths of Renée Good and Alex Pretti, and broader concerns about practices like detentions without arrest and intimidation of civilians. The resolution calls for investigations, accountability, and reform of enforcement practices to ensure respect for constitutional rights and civil liberties.
Key provisions
- Demand impartial investigations of use of deadly force by Federal agents.
- Affirm that constitutional protections apply to all persons within the United States.
- Declare that preserving life, protecting civil liberties, and restraining government power are essential.
- Call upon federal agencies to review and reform enforcement practices.
- Urge Congress to exercise oversight authority.
- Reaffirm commitment to the dignity, safety, and constitutional rights of all residents.
- Insist on honoring the Constitution by government officials.
Who is affected
- Federal immigration enforcement officers
- Residents of Pennsylvania
- Federal agencies (specifically Department of Homeland Security)
- Congress
- The President of the United States
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- Pn 1458 Html
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Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Christine Tartaglione
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