MI HB5495

Prohibits law enforcement officers from stopping, detaining, or arresting individuals based solely on personal characteristics including apparent race/ethnicity, language/accent, presence at immigrant gathering locations, employment in industries known to hire immigrants, religious affiliation, perceived sexual orientation/gender identity, or perceived political opinions.

Bars law enforcement officers from entering dwellings based on federal agency administrative warrants, requiring judicial warrants instead.

Requires federal law enforcement officers to comply with these anti-profiling provisions as a condition of enforcing state law in Michigan.

Defines "law enforcement officer" broadly to include both Michigan officers under state standards and federal officers whose primary responsibility is enforcing U.S. laws.

Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure (1927 PA 175) by adding Section 1h to Chapter IV and modifying existing Section 15d regarding federal officer authority.