MO HB3301

Creates the "Missouri Values Act" prohibiting Missouri law enforcement agencies from using resources to investigate, detain, or arrest persons for immigration purposes, including inquiring about immigration status, detaining on hold requests, or making arrests based on civil immigration warrants

Bars law enforcement from providing dedicated office space for immigration authorities, contracting to house federal detainees, or placing peace officers under federal supervision for immigration enforcement purposes

Requires the Department of Public Safety director to publish model policies by October 1, 2027 limiting immigration enforcement assistance at public schools, libraries, state health facilities, courthouses, and shelters

Mandates the Department of Corrections provide written consent forms in English and Spanish before ICE interviews and prohibits restricting educational programming or determining custody levels based solely on immigration status

Permits law enforcement cooperation with immigration authorities only for persons convicted of serious felonies, dangerous felonies, specific misdemeanors within 5 years, felonies within 15 years, current sex offender registrants, or those with federal aggravated felony convictions