AR SB426

Creates enhanced prison sentences for individuals illegally present in the U.S. who commit violent felonies in Arkansas: up to 4 additional years for Class D felonies, up to 10 additional years for Class A-C felonies, and up to 20 additional years for Class Y felonies, with the enhanced portion served consecutively and ineligible for early release

Defines "serious felonies involving violence" to include first and second degree murder, rape, arson, terrorism, first degree battery, aggravated assault, terroristic acts, and certain weapons offenses

Requires the Division of Correction and county sheriffs in charge of jails to apply for and participate in the federal Warrant Service Officer Program, which authorizes state/local officers to serve ICE administrative warrants under 8 U.S.C. § 1357(g)

Expands Arkansas's existing sanctuary policy prohibition from municipalities only to all local governments including counties, incorporated towns, and unincorporated areas

Local governments adopting sanctuary policies become ineligible for discretionary state funds until the Attorney General certifies the policy is repealed or no longer in effect