AZ SB1375

Establishes privilege from civil arrest for individuals attending court proceedings, including parties, witnesses, and companions, while traveling to, at, or returning from courthouses within 1,000 feet of the facility

Requires hospitals by January 1, 2027 to adopt policies for law enforcement interactions, including designated contact persons, verification procedures for agents, and release of patient information only pursuant to valid judicial warrants or subpoenas signed by a judge

Mandates public higher education institutions by January 1, 2027 to develop procedures for reviewing law enforcement campus entry requests, prohibits schools from disclosing citizenship or immigration status without consent, and allows civil actions with attorney fee recovery for violations

Requires licensed day care centers by January 1, 2027 to adopt immigration enforcement policies, prohibits disclosure of children's or families' immigration status, and mandates use of emergency contacts if parents face enforcement action

Creates civil cause of action against persons conducting immigration enforcement who knowingly violate state or federal constitutional rights, with qualified immunity as an available defense and mandatory attorney fee awards for prevailing plaintiffs