MN SF3771

Entering another person's premises for civil immigration enforcement without a warrant signed by a judicial officer (federal judge, magistrate, or authorized court clerk) constitutes 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

Immigration enforcement personnel entering public or private K-12 school buildings or boarding school buses with pupils must possess a judicial warrant and probable cause that the targeted individual is present; groups of three or more require at least one person to have the warrant

Minnesota peace officers and jailers are prohibited from arresting, holding, or detaining any person solely based on a civil immigration warrant (administrative warrants not signed by a judicial officer)

All provisions take effect the day following final enactment and apply to offenses committed on or after that date