MN HF3483

Entering another person's premises for civil immigration enforcement without a judicial warrant and probable cause becomes a misdemeanor trespass offense under Minnesota law

Trespassing at domestic violence shelters, sex trafficking victim facilities, or transitional housing for civil immigration enforcement without a judicial warrant is classified as a gross misdemeanor

Civil immigration enforcement at public or private K-12 schools requires a warrant signed by a federal judge, magistrate, or authorized court clerk, plus probable cause the individual is present in the building

Boarding a school bus for civil immigration enforcement while on route or with pupils aboard without a judicial warrant constitutes a misdemeanor

Peace officers and jailers are prohibited from arresting, holding, or detaining any person solely based on a civil immigration warrant (documents signed by non-judicial officers requesting detention under federal immigration law)