HI HB457

Requires state and local law enforcement agencies to provide detained individuals with a written consent form before any interview with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), explaining the interview's purpose, its voluntary nature, and the right to have an attorney present

Mandates consent forms be available in languages provided by the office of language access, with accommodations for other languages

Requires law enforcement to provide individuals in custody with copies of any ICE hold, notification, or transfer requests and inform them whether the agency will comply; release notifications must also go to the individual's attorney and one designated person within two business days

Makes records of ICE access to detained individuals public, including data on the number and demographics of individuals accessed, dates of access, and the type of request used

Requires the Department of Public Safety to hold at least two community forums to inform the public about ICE access to individuals in custody and receive public comment