CO HB1417

County law enforcement agencies prohibited from detaining individuals for ICE or providing release date/time notifications unless ICE presents a valid judicial warrant issued by a federal judge or magistrate.

Cities, counties, and local law enforcement agencies banned from renewing existing contracts with federal government or private entities to house or detain noncitizens for civil immigration custody purposes, and prohibited from entering new such contracts.

Law enforcement agencies required to provide written advisement of rights to individuals before ICE interviews, informing them of the right to refuse interviews, remain silent, speak to an attorney, and that statements may be used against them; advisement forms must be available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, and Amharic.

State Department must develop and publish model policies by June 1, 2019 to ensure public schools, colleges, universities, libraries, health facilities, shelters, courthouses, probation offices, and criminal court-ordered service providers remain accessible to all residents regardless of immigration status and limit ICE enforcement on premises.

Public schools, colleges, universities, libraries, health facilities, shelters, and courthouses must adopt the model policies or equivalent policies by September 1, 2019; probation offices and criminal court-ordered service providers may adopt the policies.