NE LB963

State agencies and officials are prohibited from entering immigration enforcement agreements without prior approval from the Nebraska Legislature, and any such agreements made without approval—including those entered before the act's effective date—are void and unenforceable.

Immigration enforcement agreements are defined as contracts, leases, or memoranda of understanding where state agencies would enforce immigration law or investigate, interrogate, detain, detect, or arrest persons for immigration enforcement purposes.

Agreements related to investigating or enforcing human trafficking laws, including those with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, are explicitly exempted from the prohibition.

The bill amends the Nebraska Treatment and Corrections Act (sections 83-170 and 83-176) to clarify language regarding prisoner commitment and detention under state law.