WA HB2648

On-duty Washington peace officers who encounter suspected U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) employees conducting immigration enforcement must activate body and dash cameras, immediately report the encounter to their agency for community notification, and document the encounter afterward

Officers must attempt to contact any reporting party, confirm the suspected ICE employee's identity by requesting official identification if safe and feasible, and avoid actions that may escalate the situation

The Washington Attorney General's office must represent peace officers at no cost in any civil or criminal proceedings arising from good-faith compliance with these requirements while acting within their scope of employment

The state must indemnify and hold harmless peace officers for any judgment or fine from civil or criminal proceedings resulting from good-faith compliance with these documentation and reporting requirements